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Forlorn puppies hunt through the trash in search of food Incessant honking pounds my eardrums Putrid hints of smoke and diesel followed by the overwhelming stench of rotting trash scorches my nostrils Uncontrollable spice followed by sour lassi irritate my tastebuds Dirt rests in the barrier between my feet and the floor Bejeweled saris radiate from neon lights Quiet mantras echo off the walls of the yoga studio Aroma of fresh baked dosa weaves up and down streets The wetness of one pomegranate kernel refreshes my mouth Slippery canary yellow kheer oozes out of my fingertips I want to leave but also to stay
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Jan 16, 2019
Jan 16, 2019 at 1:38 AM UTC
Stimuli
I was looking for a friend, when you tapped my shoulder from the back and I was confused how to respond back to a recognition from a person that was not mutual. Last time this happened I was in a hall trying to remember something about microprocessors so that I could at least pass, when the invigilator stood on top of me, just staring me, writing. Cold sweat droplets started racing on my face, assumption: he was from my department. When he finally spoke he asked which exam was I writing, and in absolute bewilderment I forgot, the name of the exam I was giving! You girl with an accent, I had watched your poems, writing you on stage like the broad nip ink pen that road trips with blue ink. I just forgot, in the sun burst of your face, standing in front of me, as if you knew me for eternity.
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Jun 3, 2017
Jun 3, 2017 at 8:28 AM UTC
"I'm sorry, do I know you?"
eight wickets eight wickets he did so well score on the pitch at Bangalore he spun the ball he spun the ball in the first session of play over after over toiling away his efforts were fab his efforts were fab bamboozling the batsmen with a seaming flight of hem not since Warne not since Warne had such a display been seen on the oval's twenty two yard sheen a magic spell a magic spell Lyon's spinning technique was truly magnifique
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Mar 4, 2017
Mar 4, 2017 at 11:15 PM UTC
Eight Wickets (Sports Poem)
When we were young, we went DYU in Lipsticks and jumpsuits and gulped Chamomile tea on table one, our hot spot. Now that Eapen is here, I want to go Back to those Bangalore days with my- Ladies, diapers and a pair of baby socks. Tim, time, time! Stop, stop, stop! This is the moment, the moment from Our yester imaginings, Eapen our baby drug Let's get back to those hostel rooms, Jumpsuits and lipsticks with 'the nucleus' on our shoulders.
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Dec 11, 2016
Dec 11, 2016 at 8:29 AM UTC
Eapen-nucleus
City lights sparkle, A concrete jungle on fire, A stunned full moon.
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Apr 23, 2016
Apr 23, 2016 at 11:16 AM UTC
From my balcony, tonight I see
I don’t want to go back to the city, I’m learning to forget you And the city we grew together To be something that we are not anymore. I don’t want to see our city Eat alone or wander the crowd I don’t belong there, neither you We were strangers like we’re today. I will never ever go back to the city Where there are sediments of us Wanting to be jolted to a story To pinch our flesh every **** day. I want to be the city, someday I want to be a hopeless lover and Monsoon scent, I want to be the city You'll never forget, the city we lived.
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Apr 12, 2016
Apr 12, 2016 at 9:38 AM UTC
City
I cannot understand Am I dreaming beneath the living? Tell me if it’s just a part of my forty winks Coz I’m rusted by chance when fully awake. Why are dreams so large and You forget it in a momentary climb? The departed stories are so dear That they never come to pass in life The impossible happenings with strings And things I’ll never find are so ideal. The scars are reasoned and seasoned But it was perfect when I was asleep. I was dead to the world, totally ignored Leaving one earth for a different one Was so brilliant when I was buried. But I realize I was not just dreaming I was stitching them into reality, Let me catch all my dreams That they might never happen again!
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Sep 5, 2015
Sep 5, 2015 at 11:53 AM UTC
beautiful nightmare