The Drunk – Poem#2 – National Poetry Month 2015

The drunk knew so much He would drink every day afternoon all the way till midnight He had to forget everything he knew because he never trusted the night. With the night, with every moment of sleep all his knowledge came back…. Even the nightmares turned into huge Volumes of encyclopedia that would play tricks with his memories like they were some rainbow colored billiard … Continue reading The Drunk – Poem#2 – National Poetry Month 2015

The Three Poets – Poem #1 – National Poetry Month 2015

“Writing a poetry is much like giving birth” said a poet “but delivery is not that painful” said another one. “I can still feel the pain of the countless still births that hang on to me” said a third person who had some hesitation in claiming to be a poet “My still born poems come at night and call me they ask me to call … Continue reading The Three Poets – Poem #1 – National Poetry Month 2015

National Poetry Month – The ‘Poem a Day’ Project

April is coming so is the National Poetry Month. Since 1996 The Academy of American poets have been celebrating the National Poetry Month to increase awareness and appreciation of Poetry. I don’t remember doing any project on this occasion before, but this year I am planning to do a ‘poem a day’ Project. I recently did a 30 day ‘Love Haiku’ project that went quiet … Continue reading National Poetry Month – The ‘Poem a Day’ Project

The Garbage Truck Driver

“What do you want to be…?” The teacher threw the question kindergartners you know them eagerly waiting for recess “eh?” said some.. fearing time will stop now sometimes the recess looks so far away But a few were excited some even forgot about the recess “Policeman!” “Soldier!” fireman!” shouted many.. “Doctor!” “soccer player!” Shouted others One shouted “Super Hero! and Father!” “Mother!” “Sister!” “Brother! Came … Continue reading The Garbage Truck Driver