When it is time you find it difficult but then some things are tough like taking a thorn from you leg when you are a kid it pains more than how much it hurt when struck but you have no choice you have to go over the pain to reduce the past hurt life gives you things and then you lose it a nature of … Continue reading When the time comes – National Poetry Month 2016 – Day23
It is the childhood that walks next to us it tries hard to hold our hand and walk but we are the adulthood, we know better we shrug it away and run the childhood stops behind and shouts out “where are you running to?” adulthood is a master of deception deception of oneself more than others it just shouts without looking back “You slow me … Continue reading Catching up with Childhood – National Poetry Month 2016 – Day22
Don’t let the bells tell you how to ring in life; bells don’t live Wait after you close the tap there is still a drop ready to call Do not point a finger at them they are blind to what you do walk on them if you wish they will forgive you you you beg But never walk on their dreams because dreams are not … Continue reading What You Want – National Poetry Month 2016 – Day21
If you are in silicon valley and you need to read one book then I would say that it has to be this one. De-BUG – Voices from the underside of Silicon Valley. It is important because this is about the place you live and stories you might not have heard and were not published in tech magazines and investment journals. A collation of stories … Continue reading De-BUG Voices from the underside of Silicon Valley
I live in the body of an unfullfilled dream a dream someone saw but failed to take action on the wings were there but sleep was not enough for them to grow fully and fly free I saw someone in the body of a fulfilled dream But there was nothing much in it after all dreams are lost when achieved then on I never cared … Continue reading As The Body Dreams – National Poetry Month 2016 – Day20
In a puddle as an ant struggled to get to the land I kept a leaf next to it slowly pulled it to the side I could not see; nor will I ever know if the ant raised its eyes and thanked. Of all the thousands of ants I might have knowingly and unknowingly executed this one act seemed to make me free. But We … Continue reading The (ANT)iHUMAN World – National Poetry Month 2016 – Day19
Driving on the freeway on a sunny day forgetting to carry a bottle of water or beer or whiskey or any alcohol that cops won’t mind let’s go with water for now sun remembers an old animosity where I had badmouthed it on a starry night Today it was on the path of revenge such a heat I thought I was in a desert but … Continue reading Tears and Dry Lips – National Poetry Month 2016 – Day18
He walked past the dreams slowly. He did not want to wake up those who were sleeping. Or trying to sleep Or Dreaming… Or waiting for a Dream… Every dream is said to have a jar of honey but before anyone can reach it the sleep is broken. If you sleep really thinking of that honey, You might reach it in the dream is what they say but no one has … Continue reading Sitting in a Dream – National Poetry Month – Day-17
Dear Rhea, Happy Birthday to You!!! Another year passes and you move another year closer to being an adult. This is the time to Dream Big and you are entering the era of taking chances. Make all your mistakes early in life because as we grow mistakes take time to resolve. It is not always the person’s fault, but times change and wounds heal slower. … Continue reading Happy Birthday Rhea – Dream, Try and Free yourself to make Mistakes
Through faces lost in time I search for fragments of a memory. And what do memories do? it blends happiness in pain and spits out half dead life. But the forest where the trees scream where wind is silenced by leaves one does not need a memory to find their way First they acknowledge being lost then they tell the trees to shut up and … Continue reading Bury The Cry – National Poetry Month 2016 – Day16
