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 Apr 2014
K Balachandran
1.Dear cat
eat my rat.

2.Lazy dog,
kiss my cat.

3.***** cat
killed my parrot!

4.Nightingale,
sing in my cage.

5.Pets come,
dance for me.

6.Honey bee,
remove that sting.

7.Weeping willow,
go to hell.

8.Sky lark
just shut up.

9.Flowing stream
aren't you tired?

10.It's frightening;
break that silence.
do we live in a bad bad world
pretending having a big big heart?
 Apr 2014
GitacharYa VedaLa
Sudden bursts of love
Swirled  through my heart now
And it's poetry
Inspired from our friend Elizabeth Squires Haiku, wrote this as a comment. Now changed it a bit and posting :-)
 Apr 2014
GitacharYa VedaLa
Not often it is
Easy to erase your memories
Zombies they are... Yes

Attack at weaker
times to make you go into
A cocoon of thoughts

Of your past days
Reeling in nostalgia
It's sad, it's bad. Huh?
 Apr 2014
GitacharYa VedaLa
Shades of solitude
Inviting me for a day of
self talk, truth finding
 Apr 2014
GitacharYa VedaLa
Why shall I love you like your father do?
I shall love you like I do -
A dialogue from my upcoming book

"That Moment When Kira Kissed Me", a romance novella
 Apr 2014
Elizabeth Squires
two lovers entwined
neath the moonlight
they closely entwined
until first light

in each others arms
they melded so beautifully
as the koels in the meadow
serenaded most expressively

they were sailing
on a cloud of fondness
embracing together
neath the moon's agreeableness
 Apr 2014
GitacharYa VedaLa
Tears of pure emotion rolled over his cheeks
Taking out the lava of pain down onto the earth
His revival now solely depends upon the way
He manages to carry on in the aftermath
Of the eruption of the volcano, called emotion

You're not here with me doesn't
Necessarily mean
You're not with me
I know you're always with me
Whether it is here
Or somewhere else.

Death separated
Our bodies
Not the spirits, the hearts
Your existence
In the space-time
Once or thence
Enough

I'll lead my life
Till the end
In the name of the best within Us
 Apr 2014
GitacharYa VedaLa
I am not confined to
Any one language.
I use the language
Which is apt at that time
To give fuller meaning to
What I want to say
 Apr 2014
Elizabeth Squires
a light mist tarried
o'er the verdant river flats
as first light did break
The monk with his disciples was traveling by car
The journey was long and arduous
When with a screech stopped it a flat tyre
Causing them a break from the rush!

The monk was upset with still a long way to go
Halted by this unforeseen obstacle
When caught his eyes the river in calming flow
Upon her an island’s spectacle!

He asked his disciples to find him a boat
For he had some time in his hand
The island beckoned him alluringly remote
With its forest and the silvery sand!

With one of his disciples he took the boat ride
Soon his feet touched the green of the forest
He felt the pleasure of being on the other side
For a stroll and in the green a little rest!

Walking some way they came upon two men
So emaciated their ribcages jutted out
Sitting under a tree couldn’t be said for what gain
The monk thought them mad men no doubt!

He made a coughing sound expecting them to rise
For those men seemed lost in a trance
Their spell thus broken they opened their eyes
And rose to their feet that instance!

They bowed to the monk in the most courteous grace
With folded hands and stooped head
No distress of being famished showed on their face
They stood tall and ***** instead!

The monk asked what the duo was doing there
In that forest wasting out their day
Beneath a tree sitting nakedly bare
It was not meditation’s right way!

A Guru they must get and follow his creed
Must chant the secret hymns taught by him
There are rituals to follow rigid paths to tread
God cannot be reached by mere whim!

To all his words they nodded humble and serene
Not an utterance once escaped from them
Remained bowed in respect their frames frail and lean
In the forest two seekers without name!

It was time for the monk to get back to the car
For remained for him still more mile
The island and its forest would soon recede far
In his lifespan some memories awhile!

While boarding the car he saw an incredible sight
And it broke the hard shell of his pride
Those two men were walking in the sun’s failing light
Across the river without the aid of a boat ride!
Poetic adaptation of a story I heard from my father.
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