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soma-mukherjee
soma-mukherjee
Indian In the garden of my soul, / the poetries and proses, / which flow in my veins mingle / and spread happiness and hopefully inspiration. / Here in my courtyard / you will find humour, satire, / inspiring thought provoking poems / and short rhyming stories. / / You will find me in all my poetries, / for I live in them / every poem big or small, / free verse or rhyme / has come from a warm heart / which wishes you a happy reading, / may you find solace in every thing you read / and may every thing that you read / fill your soul with joy and wonderment.
I am fire i am ice lil sugar more spice few virtues few vice in your want in your need for your soul for your greed But i am every thing you are not yet ready for I am black i am white i may kiss i may bite screaming days squealing night in your want in your need for your soul for your greed but i am every thing you are not yet ready for I am drought i am rain all the pleasures and some pain make you smile drive you insane in your want in your need for your soul for your greed but i am everything you are not yet ready for
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Dec 29, 2011
Dec 29, 2011 at 3:06 AM UTC
Trishna(तृष्णा)-A Song
lying on a beach soaking up the sun and travelling between my future and my past I think I spend too much time Fighting the long gone years cursing all those who hurt me nursing soul scars the sad bitter moments of my past taught me a lot but I think I am ready and all those moments need a proper burial often on a road lost in my thoughts I stumble upon some pebbles from way back gather them and ponder over them for hours not gaining from them anymore but still just brooding over the never dying past how will it go oh how will it if i don’t let it leave I think i am ready now and all those moments need a proper burial I will find a place and howl them out vent those unhappy smokes wash my soul, clear my heart create space for new thoughts forgiving and forgetting is not going to be easy but I will have to learn to move on with what ever I have had today I am sure today I am ready and all those moments will be given a proper burial
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Dec 29, 2011
Dec 29, 2011 at 3:02 AM UTC
Dejar ir
The day I was born much before that my death was scripted. with the ink of that moment my spark was bathed And with death in my destiny and all the experience gained I was born one day one look at life and  I forgot all that I brought I will now not know till that moment how close I am to my death today if I could ask my soul I would, of my death, and she may even  tell me when and where but it would be then defeat of the purpose of life And strain the love life and death share                                        so till that day when I no longer breathe I shall breathe and dream of life and wonder if we can ever cheat death.
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Dec 29, 2011
Dec 29, 2011 at 2:54 AM UTC
Life Cycle of Death
The king and the queen And a few bleeding pawns Fractured souls and bodies The victors and the defeaters Standing all alone Wails deafening the cheers Oh the game of chess When played by Rooks* What a mess.
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Sep 13, 2011
Sep 13, 2011 at 12:57 AM UTC
en passant
Long long ago In a faraway land Lived a frog named Mr. Stikitung Grand Near a meander In his little mud house In rain you could hear him Croak, Looking for a spouse Rains came and went But he never got a single mate He tried every trick a frog could Still no one fell for his bait He would keep Harnessing his vocals Polishing his webbed digits and Perfecting his focal While his efforts were appreciated And some found it cute The girls still went out With the true frogs, the slimy smooth With Mr. Grand being so different All warts and moles Others wondered how He would ever father tadpoles Mr. Grand with his huge eyes And big mouth could do very little All these hurdles made Him Too depressed and shittle While there were uncertainties Looming large on his life Fellow amphibians were betting On his chances of getting a wife For termites said the caecilians Calling others to join the hoot For worms said salamander and For cricket said the newt. On the fateful day Mr. Grand got fed up And was waiting to call it a night When he heard a hiss Loud enough to give him a fright Hello said the snake why are you In such a spiritual gloom Come let us find out someone Who can help you groom Frog was surprised at snake’s kindness And overwhelmed at his warmth While his kinds were busy ridiculing him Snakes words soothed him like a balm At first he was cautious and Kept a safe distance from the snake But the snake kept saying he was hurt That Mr. Grand still took his efforts as fake I have nothing to lose thought Mr. Grand And reached out for the help Yum thought the snake and gulped Mr. Grand Before he could think or yelp Salamanders, newts, all of his fellow beings Saw this but not a single tear was shed Guess this comes with living a life So cold blooded There was a crocodile, who saw it all Hidden behind a pier Some say he was the only one who Did shed some tears.
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Aug 8, 2011
Aug 8, 2011 at 8:20 PM UTC
Frogga
Long long ago In a faraway land Lived a frog named Mr. Stikitung Grand Near a meander In his little mud house In rain you could hear him Croak, Looking for a spouse Rains came and went But he never got a single mate He tried every trick a frog could Still no one fell for his bait He would keep Harnessing his vocals Polishing his webbed digits and Perfecting his focal While his efforts were appreciated And some found it cute The girls still went out With the true frogs, the slimy smooth With Mr. Grand being so different All warts and moles Others wondered how He would ever father tadpoles Mr. Grand with his huge eyes And big mouth could do very little All these hurdles made Him Too depressed and shittle While there were uncertainties Looming large on his life Fellow amphibians were betting On his chances of getting a wife For termites said the caecilians Calling others to join the hoot For worms said salamander and For cricket said the newt. On the fateful day Mr. Grand got fed up And was waiting to call it a night When he heard a hiss Loud enough to give him a fright Hello said the snake why are you In such a spiritual gloom Come let us find out someone Who can help you groom Frog was surprised at snake’s kindness And overwhelmed at his warmth While his kinds were busy ridiculing him Snakes words soothed him like a balm At first he was cautious and Kept a safe distance from the snake But the snake kept saying he was hurt That Mr. Grand still took his efforts as fake I have nothing to lose thought Mr. Grand And reached out for the help Yum thought the snake and gulped Mr. Grand Before he could think or yelp Salamanders, newts, all of his fellow beings Saw this but not a single tear was shed Guess this comes with living a life So cold blooded There was a crocodile, who saw it all Hidden behind a pier Some say he was the only one who Did shed some tears.
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Just when I thought monsoons have finally arrived To soak my parched soul with hope and love It was all gone with the wind Oh she is such a tease, the cloud All her dark promises of heaven All her soothing whispers All the anticipation of thirst quenching showers All blown away at the first caress of breeze While the breeze and the cloud sway to the music And flash their passion so candidly I am left to sweat it out all alone In my hot and humid shack And While I thank God for all the free sauna It wouldn’t hurt to have an occasional mud pack.
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Aug 4, 2011
Aug 4, 2011 at 11:57 PM UTC
Dry Spell
Daddy Longlegs was sitting on his net and browsing through his past He wanted to do something which would make him big pretty fast He looked around and saw a fly buzzing around Suddenly his brain was shaken by ideas abound Hi said Daddy longlegs, it’s nice to see you miss fly Do come to my web and give it a try I am well aware of my ill reputation That is why am sending you an open invitation Bring in media if you still have some doubts I hope it will douse your fears if you have them as scouts Hesitant at first the fly still agreed to meet She never knew a spider can be so generous and sweet Fly was warned of spider’s ill intentions and of the agendas hidden But isn’t there a charm in exploring the forbidden! I will bring in some reporters said the confident fly That should take care of the spider’s greed and make him shy In front of a huge crowd fly stepped in on the web Daddy longlegs grabbed the fly before she could ebb Crunch munch he ate the fly in front of the crowd so huge People were shocked but still stood like a stooge Daddy longlegs was arrested later and sent to a jail Where he wrote a book on life in prison and law being frail The book generated lot of interest and became a best seller It got lot of publicity as it was written by a spider so Heller Daddy got pardoned as fly knowing all willingly fell in his trap Hence it was declared a suicide and the case against him was scrapped I guess dark is alluring as Daddy’s website has become quite a hit But there are people who throng the site just for the silken threads and their steely grit.
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Jul 29, 2011
Jul 29, 2011 at 12:31 AM UTC
Daddy Longlegs
Daddy Longlegs was sitting on his net and browsing through his past He wanted to do something which would make him big pretty fast He looked around and saw a fly buzzing around Suddenly his brain was shaken by ideas abound Hi said Daddy longlegs, it’s nice to see you miss fly Do come to my web and give it a try I am well aware of my ill reputation That is why am sending you an open invitation Bring in media if you still have some doubts I hope it will douse your fears if you have them as scouts Hesitant at first the fly still agreed to meet She never knew a spider can be so generous and sweet Fly was warned of spider’s ill intentions and of the agendas hidden But isn’t there a charm in exploring the forbidden! I will bring in some reporters said the confident fly That should take care of the spider’s greed and make him shy In front of a huge crowd fly stepped in on the web Daddy longlegs grabbed the fly before she could ebb Crunch munch he ate the fly in front of the crowd so huge People were shocked but still stood like a stooge Daddy longlegs was arrested later and sent to a jail Where he wrote a book on life in prison and law being frail The book generated lot of interest and became a best seller It got lot of publicity as it was written by a spider so Heller Daddy got pardoned as fly knowing all willingly fell in his trap Hence it was declared a suicide and the case against him was scrapped I guess dark is alluring as Daddy’s website has become quite a hit But there are people who throng the site just for the silken threads and their steely grit.
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A river a beautiful mirror once a free spirited clear sparkle now a stagnant green and blue gullible and naive she was smiling warmth back at every leer and sheltering all the odds and evens abused and left look at her lust for life for she still hopes for some footsteps of love and care to kiss life in her and resurrect her dreams the torn body still with a soul alive oh how hard she tried to keep her wounds hidden from the smirking eyes but sometimes even the pride refuses to hide the pain any more And the breeze she never makes any promises she can't be customised spreads tranquility and stench with equal fervor some old 'loyal' followers still talk about her often reminiscing the beauty she was but then there are the things as should and could often overpowering the done Hope the sun shines before she closes her eyes
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Jul 23, 2011
Jul 23, 2011 at 9:28 AM UTC
Still Alive
There is a room in my house a very special room with a big window it lets in fresh air and filters the junk not for myopic thoughts but the window is kind and some say they too have seen some sparkles the window has a view to die for a beautiful sunlit sky cool breeze of contentment fresh blossoming thoughts and each colour of rainbow spreading messages of love and harmony the woods and her allies are such great pals invite me to every single birth leaving me humbled every time for I realise how small yet important each entity is the greens, the browns I know them all by name and the winged soul uncaged floats in this world I never ask for more I never settle for less I guess all my dreams They taught me well…
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Jul 21, 2011
Jul 21, 2011 at 8:47 AM UTC
Crystal Clear Dreams
Grandmother’s chest in the attic, Waiting for someone to come near her Ears strained to hear the known footsteps Vision blurred with cobwebs, but her spirit is not May be there is something for you in there may be not, But how will you know if you don’t reach out to it? A quilt and some handkerchiefs A world of soft cotton and lace Hope and warmth embroidered in each one May be you will find solace in them may be not But how will you know if you don’t embrace them? Some old wrinkled and some neatly packed clothes They have more deals and tales Than any book or shop The soothing whiff of love, comforting whispers Maybe you will find them enlightening may be not But how will you know if you don’t let them express? At the corner of the chest are some old memories Some letters gone yellow; some brown Some old pictures; of a naughty little girl on a swing Of a free spirited woman before and after her marriage Oh! the beautiful carefree past and their echoes Maybe you will find some mantra in them maybe not But how will you know if you don’t ask? Hope, love, warmth, inspiration and some surprises in store The old neglected chest can be full all this and more An old set of dentures desperate to share her story An old eye glass full of wisdom This may be your lucky day may be not You may find something valuable, may be not But how will you know....
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Jul 18, 2011
Jul 18, 2011 at 7:17 AM UTC
Beneath All That Cobweb