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In the stillness of dawn, a soldier dreams, Of a home left behind, or was it just a gleam? Hiraeth grips the heart, a silent yearning stream, For a place he cannot reach, but knows by heart's theme. Memories flicker like stars in the night, Of laughter and warmth, of love shining bright. Yet the battlefield's echoes drown out the sight, A soldier's dream of home, in the midst of the fight. Hiraeth whispers in the rustling leaves, A home unrealised, a heart that grieves. Through the chaos and noise, a soul believes, In the dream of returning, a soldier achieves.
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May 26
May 26, 2026 at 7:02 AM UTC
Taunts of a Soldier's Hiraeth
May I splinter away from myself break into whole units and live in each with perfection! This ME made whole by combining countless fragments could not live in any one part with complete ease. May I show a true model of deconstruction to Derrida by taking off parts that make up my being! So that I would see one man fallen off me shambling down the street, and continue to speak in assemblies with full ignorance of the subject, continue to review the news of the world by stuffing them in his brain and go yapping in the crowds fully content in the perfection of his inferior sphere. The other one brooding over the ledger books and the personal files of the employees. May the next one always keep reading, the other looking after children and still another swimming in love all his life. May the other fragment – the ‘me’ whom I don’t like remain shut somewhere in the room. May one other splinter engage in inner decoration of the house and meet the hunger of needs. If he cannot do so may he fragment himself further into contractors supplying vegetables, miscellanies, clothes, and fuels and sorting out other mess. May one other part forgetting that he is my splinter continue to clap on each stupid action of his boss, shaking head, and remain busy in his little puppet moves. May the other take responsibility of television, radio and newspapers. May the other still stay repeating the news of the relatives and acquaintances fulfilling formalities of well-being embroiling in the phatic- where? what? how? participating in all of ‘sixteen rituals’ and birthdays. May the other one continue to repeat the non-news of his immobility and continue to go to places where people gather, and go doing something like that. May I hold an assembly of the proportional representation of all my selves. may I go out with the poet by leaving all the others in their chaotic meaningless arguments. May my poet remain a poet in its perfection unattached to my domesticity full of scarcities; may he remain separate from a job-savvy me who has sold his self-respect. may my poet disengage itself from my being swayed by my brain. May I discard the outer cover of time from the layers of poetry by immersing the poet in its entirety within me, and dismantle geography’s barriers. may I break the windows of consciousness, break further the dilapidations of waking moments and emerge into the bright world of dream. May life remain enamored of its own charm may the river of love always flow from its own lap may my pain remain drunk singing its own love songs and the dead body of agony remain asleep resting its head on a pillow of flowers. May I free myself from the labyrinth of knowledge run away from the jungle of thoughts and jump from the hill of illusion into the mind’s speedy currents. by stepping on this joint of time. may I pack all inventions in burlaps and hide them in corners of Einstein’s’ brains. May I free myself from the ever-pressing chest and enter the garden of imagination by leisurely hiding brain on hill summits. May I take off clothes covering shame at the border leaving them hanging on dry trees of arrogance and run by wearing the rays of the sun. May I create plain fields by collecting clouds and bedeck them with arching rainbows. Playing ball of wind reaching the other end of The Road Not Taken may I call in Robert Frost by holding hands and request Ginsberg to recite Howl facing the world. May I bet with Devkota sitting contentedly by receiving his lord’s blessings that you are a poet who has written epics and win a bagful of stars. May I exchange T.S. Eliot’s The Wasteland with the future of this earth like a lunatic’s dreams and make one season of poetry farming by tilling with the pen of desire. Oh, this ME made with so many fragments could not make any achievements! May I then splinter away from myself and live only with the poet. ०००००
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Jun 4, 2025
Jun 4, 2025 at 10:33 PM UTC
Song of Soul
May I splinter away from myself break into whole units and live in each with perfection! This ME made whole by combining countless fragments could not live in any one part with complete ease. May I show a true model of deconstruction to Derrida by taking off parts that make up my being! So that I would see one man fallen off me shambling down the street, and continue to speak in assemblies with full ignorance of the subject, continue to review the news of the world by stuffing them in his brain and go yapping in the crowds fully content in the perfection of his inferior sphere. The other one brooding over the ledger books and the personal files of the employees. May the next one always keep reading, the other looking after children and still another swimming in love all his life. May the other fragment – the ‘me’ whom I don’t like remain shut somewhere in the room. May one other splinter engage in inner decoration of the house and meet the hunger of needs. If he cannot do so may he fragment himself further into contractors supplying vegetables, miscellanies, clothes, and fuels and sorting out other mess. May one other part forgetting that he is my splinter continue to clap on each stupid action of his boss, shaking head, and remain busy in his little puppet moves. May the other take responsibility of television, radio and newspapers. May the other still stay repeating the news of the relatives and acquaintances fulfilling formalities of well-being embroiling in the phatic- where? what? how? participating in all of ‘sixteen rituals’ and birthdays. May the other one continue to repeat the non-news of his immobility and continue to go to places where people gather, and go doing something like that. May I hold an assembly of the proportional representation of all my selves. may I go out with the poet by leaving all the others in their chaotic meaningless arguments. May my poet remain a poet in its perfection unattached to my domesticity full of scarcities; may he remain separate from a job-savvy me who has sold his self-respect. may my poet disengage itself from my being swayed by my brain. May I discard the outer cover of time from the layers of poetry by immersing the poet in its entirety within me, and dismantle geography’s barriers. may I break the windows of consciousness, break further the dilapidations of waking moments and emerge into the bright world of dream. May life remain enamored of its own charm may the river of love always flow from its own lap may my pain remain drunk singing its own love songs and the dead body of agony remain asleep resting its head on a pillow of flowers. May I free myself from the labyrinth of knowledge run away from the jungle of thoughts and jump from the hill of illusion into the mind’s speedy currents. by stepping on this joint of time. may I pack all inventions in burlaps and hide them in corners of Einstein’s’ brains. May I free myself from the ever-pressing chest and enter the garden of imagination by leisurely hiding brain on hill summits. May I take off clothes covering shame at the border leaving them hanging on dry trees of arrogance and run by wearing the rays of the sun. May I create plain fields by collecting clouds and bedeck them with arching rainbows. Playing ball of wind reaching the other end of The Road Not Taken may I call in Robert Frost by holding hands and request Ginsberg to recite Howl facing the world. May I bet with Devkota sitting contentedly by receiving his lord’s blessings that you are a poet who has written epics and win a bagful of stars. May I exchange T.S. Eliot’s The Wasteland with the future of this earth like a lunatic’s dreams and make one season of poetry farming by tilling with the pen of desire. Oh, this ME made with so many fragments could not make any achievements! May I then splinter away from myself and live only with the poet. ०००००
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I moved because my heart whispered, quietly, without fanfare. I stepped into work I never imagined, to see how far my care could stretch - to see how deep I could fall for what I felt. I pulled a friend into my quiet storm, believing effort could bend fate. But life hit harder than I expected - an accident, a debt, a bruise, a weight too heavy to carry alone. I called you that day, not for anything, only to hear a voice that felt like a small refuge. You responded as you naturally would, unaware of the storms pressing down on me. Not coldness, not anger -just normal, because you didn’t know the depth of what I carried. I promised to call again, to give, but circumstances held me hostage. Not from weakness, not from a lack of will - but from life itself, testing how much a heart could endure. Through all of it, I learned my limits, and the depth of what I could feel for you. Every risk I took, every storm I braved, was measured, deliberate - not for glory, not from desperation, but to see how far my heart could fall and still stand. Even in chaos, a strange sweetness remained: the fire of trying for you, burning bright even What remains isn’t regret - just a calm, tired glow, an unfinished energy I still carry. Proof that some feelings stay pure even when the world doesn’t go our way. If you ever wonder what happened, just know this: I stepped forward sincerely, fell honestly, and stood up with the same heart - still warm, still real, just a little wiser than before!!!!! WORK FROM :: To Her Who Already Knows!!!
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Feb 6
Feb 6, 2026 at 1:21 AM UTC
How Far a Heart Can Go!!!!!
I moved because my heart whispered, quietly, without fanfare. I stepped into work I never imagined, to see how far my care could stretch - to see how deep I could fall for what I felt. I pulled a friend into my quiet storm, believing effort could bend fate. But life hit harder than I expected - an accident, a debt, a bruise, a weight too heavy to carry alone. I called you that day, not for anything, only to hear a voice that felt like a small refuge. You responded as you naturally would, unaware of the storms pressing down on me. Not coldness, not anger -just normal, because you didn’t know the depth of what I carried. I promised to call again, to give, but circumstances held me hostage. Not from weakness, not from a lack of will - but from life itself, testing how much a heart could endure. Through all of it, I learned my limits, and the depth of what I could feel for you. Every risk I took, every storm I braved, was measured, deliberate - not for glory, not from desperation, but to see how far my heart could fall and still stand. Even in chaos, a strange sweetness remained: the fire of trying for you, burning bright even What remains isn’t regret - just a calm, tired glow, an unfinished energy I still carry. Proof that some feelings stay pure even when the world doesn’t go our way. If you ever wonder what happened, just know this: I stepped forward sincerely, fell honestly, and stood up with the same heart - still warm, still real, just a little wiser than before!!!!! WORK FROM :: To Her Who Already Knows!!!
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