Monday, August 11, 2014

Tangled truth

Stories on faith seem so meaningless,

Hypocrites run around so free and fearless,

It’s the era of manipulative monks my friend,

Trust at your own risk, words of a menace.



Truth seems paralyzed,

The poison of lie has potency so high,

Every face has grin to greet,

Inside there is a soul rapped in black perfectly.



Greenhorns suffer the most at first,

They get shatter, torn into pieces apart,

From those pieces are born,

 Either a saint or another manipulative monk.



It’s a tragedy, a matter of grief,

Trust is turning into a myth under modesty,

Saints turn into martyr for honesty,

Sinners gain license for hospitality.



Let’s just stop and think for a while,

Whether we harbor a sinner or a saint,

Are we part of the contagious chain????

Monday, March 31, 2014

When you miss

Humans are the store house of feelings,
Slave at times of some,
One of which is ‘missing’,
Turning you into a doltish scum.

Whether for family or for friends,
The feel of ‘I miss you’,
Often blocks your acumen,
Landing you into a state of bedlam.

Desire to run, run to the ones you miss,
Is the only thought housing your head,
Cases and possibilities soon pop up your mind,
Ways in which the distance dwindle.

Sometime you may feel,
Pearls rolling down your cheeks,
Eyes all wet and vision being blurred,
A strange feel of pain accompanying on top of all.

Wishing is all you are left to do,
Willing to meet the ones you miss,
True importance of beloved ones is realized,

Mostly on times when they are badly missed.