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"tamil" poems
To speak all these languages: Assamese, Bengali, Bodo, Chhattisgarhi, Dogri , Garo - Oh, to be able to tongue, "Love" in Gajarati, Hini, Kannada, Kashmiri, Khasi, Kokborok, Konkani - Or lip, "Desire" in Maithili, Malayalam, Manipuri, Marathi, Mizo, Nepali - Or whisper, "Good night, Dear" in Oriya, Punjabi, Sanskrit, Santali, Sindhi, Telugu, Tamil, or Urdu.
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Jan 17, 2011
Jan 17, 2011 at 10:49 PM UTC
To speak all these languages
The sea was once our prehistoric home. O how we adapted to its dark currents, to its India-ink infinities, chasing seaweed, driftwood and coral, before belly-flopping onto dry ground. Now, the sea threatens our ancestral home, the sea that falls from the angry skies with their charcoal-smudged infinities. A swelling flood, chasing red alert, destroying houses and lives; raining grief. Once sea-bound creatures now drown at home, ill-adapted to meet the flood's malevolent intent: to purge the Earth of all who cannot resist the rushing, rising mountains of waters, before proclaiming its final conquest of India's ancient lands. Now, only prayer will be our home, built on deepest despair. Now, only God's omnipotent infinities circle the mud-brown rapids of sludge choking all who helplessly cross their path. Only God can make Kerala and Tamil live again, as one, on dry, holy ground.
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Aug 29, 2018
Aug 29, 2018 at 11:41 PM UTC
Poem for Kerala and Tamil Nadu
where is my indian is it in the way i don't use my palms as a medium to transport rice into the back of my mouth is it in the way my face turns gloomy at the sight of spice and curry is it in my skin color that isn't as brown as you need it to be is it in my eyebrows which aren't as bushy as per your requirements is it in the way my tongue twists awkwardly as i say happy diwali is it in the way amma is the most fluent piece of tamil i speak is it in the way i didn't know how to recite the words at my grandpas funeral is it in the way i cannot, for the life of me, name you another tamil movie besides chandramukhi? or is it in the religious classes i took up until age 12 is it in the ramayana epic that i learnt, age 8 is it in the sanskrit bhajans i was made to sing, not knowing what they meant, age 10 is it in knowing that ganesh is the remover of obstacles, brahma, vishnu, shiva - the creator, the preserver, the destroyer is it in the eyeliner drawing a bindi in between my eyes when i head to the temple, to present myself as indian where is my indian is it on a checklist, is there a passing mark? where is my indian please tell me, because i am tired of feeling like a foreigner in my own skin
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Feb 25, 2018
Feb 25, 2018 at 6:33 AM UTC
where is my indian
Saw women Waiting at the bus stop Heard the new cinema song From the advertising vehicle Asked the stranger sitting near me Whether he was not going to Potta ashram In conductor’s seat Slumbers a traveler without a ticket (stowaway) Under the label of defence forces, Two school children On the Ladies’ seat, Padre from the local church “The lady who brings this card is an orphan Her family was lost in floods She is the only one for herself and her child A blue card fell in my lap. How did I become blind? Beating time on the stomach, A Tamil song stretched its arm Became deaf A girl became mute “do you remember this face?” Sat on the seat for handicapped With a sense of belonging and righteousness.
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Nov 13, 2013
Nov 13, 2013 at 8:48 AM UTC
The handicapped man
You are a wonderful sister Proud am I, to be your brother And glad to know you're doing quite well Working in London is so cool Especially given the present economic situation To the winds, were you willing to throw caution And worked it has, like a charm Always big, do you dream! You are a wonderful sister And though I haven't exactly been the best brother For you, do I greatly care Also, though blood need not always be thicker than water To me, are you and always will you be dear Supportive are you, to the core And willing to see the good in everyone Never, will you be alone!! You are a wonderful sister And take after our mother Very shrewd and level-headed Many a difficult situation, have you handled With a surprising ease Which seems to come to you as naturally As flying a broomstick does, to Harry Potter For anyone and everyone, do you care Because, are you just and fair Not to mention, was it you and Tamil Who rescued me from my disaster of a marriage For that, forever will I be grateful Certainly, is your heart large!! You are a wonderful sister And a **** smart lawyer We've been through good and bad times But I remember mainly the good times If you're happy, I am happy Unfortunately though, often have I been snappy However, deep down, do I always love you And want only the best for you Please take good care of yourself Also, surely will I work on myself Hopefully, will we visit you next year And may the Lord bless you, now and forever!!
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Jun 13, 2024
Jun 13, 2024 at 7:19 AM UTC
You Are A Wonderful Sister
Bismillah IrrahmanIr Raheem. The sun and earth are in love, Their lifelong love properly, Supplied us with fields in the organic form of As being, we are traditionally kind farmers, Who return in common the love towards all, let’s us all, celebrate this love In this glorious day as a Pongal day!!!!! Wish you All Happy Pongal! Wish you Happy….. Makara Sankranti, Lohri, Sakraat & Makraat, Uttarayan, Suggi, Magh Saaji, Ghughuti, Makra Chaula, Kicheri, Pousha Sankranti, Magh Bihu, Shishur Sankraat, Makara Vilakku, Maaghe Sankrat, Tirmoori, Songkran, Pi Ms Lao, Thingyan, Mohan Songkran. May this day bring us all Happiness, Wealth and comfort to all struggling farmers around the world and to my native Tamil peoples. Let’s Celebrate this day as a start of every civilization with sweetness, courage and With New Hope. Allah Khair…..Khairul Rabul Alameen Yah Arrahmanur Yah Raheem Ummah Thurab – Badshah Khan. ©UT-BK 2019
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Feb 9, 2019
Feb 9, 2019 at 3:45 AM UTC
Happy Pongal
Gratitude: It pays to be kind It pays to know that something's not gonna be there forever I'm serious When that lovely lady passed away this monster ****** all the life out of her I couldn't help but think why hadn't i treasured you before Why oh why So here is my gratitude poem I love you mummy For all the things From sacrificing your sleep and time To make me a good breakfast And ironing uniforms Which you've always hated to do But did that all for me So that I would look decent in school To Staying up with me To do homework and revision before terrifying monsters called EXAMS For kissing me goodnight and telling me good things about life Doing so many lovely things So that I would have a better life I love you mummy I love my dad No matter how much I seem to argue with you on math or science I really love you too. Deep down I really appreciate your help but you've got to dig deeper to see that I hope you talk to me more About your life It's always been about my life my studies my health my friends And our talks never about you I never known a genius like you. ***** You are a piece of **** Really I wish you were 5 all again When you didn't have sarcastic comments And the I-grew-up-already attitude I love you all the same You stay up to help your big sis With her art work ( I **** at art) Or type for me in tamil You do great things, girl And sooner or later You are gonna be a great young lady Just like me I love all my friends The ones that hurt me The ones that love me The ones that like me All of you gave me experiences words advice stories that I've never known What is a life without stories? And lastly, my grandpa You were a great man. You may have died When I was one But I'm telling you grandpa I love you all the same I remember your wise words All the famous people who came to Shower their blessings on me And your lovely lap Which I used to take as my personal bathroom I'll never forget you You have an indelible place in my heart You have been my greatest inspiration and strongest supporter I love you all the same. The things I am grateful for It's an endless list But I love each and every single one all the same. I will treasure you better from now on. I love you.
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Jul 23, 2013
Jul 23, 2013 at 8:45 AM UTC
The things I am grateful for
Gratitude: It pays to be kind It pays to know that something's not gonna be there forever I'm serious When that lovely lady passed away this monster ****** all the life out of her I couldn't help but think why hadn't i treasured you before Why oh why So here is my gratitude poem I love you mummy For all the things From sacrificing your sleep and time To make me a good breakfast And ironing uniforms Which you've always hated to do But did that all for me So that I would look decent in school To Staying up with me To do homework and revision before terrifying monsters called EXAMS For kissing me goodnight and telling me good things about life Doing so many lovely things So that I would have a better life I love you mummy I love my dad No matter how much I seem to argue with you on math or science I really love you too. Deep down I really appreciate your help but you've got to dig deeper to see that I hope you talk to me more About your life It's always been about my life my studies my health my friends And our talks never about you I never known a genius like you. ***** You are a piece of **** Really I wish you were 5 all again When you didn't have sarcastic comments And the I-grew-up-already attitude I love you all the same You stay up to help your big sis With her art work ( I **** at art) Or type for me in tamil You do great things, girl And sooner or later You are gonna be a great young lady Just like me I love all my friends The ones that hurt me The ones that love me The ones that like me All of you gave me experiences words advice stories that I've never known What is a life without stories? And lastly, my grandpa You were a great man. You may have died When I was one But I'm telling you grandpa I love you all the same I remember your wise words All the famous people who came to Shower their blessings on me And your lovely lap Which I used to take as my personal bathroom I'll never forget you You have an indelible place in my heart You have been my greatest inspiration and strongest supporter I love you all the same. The things I am grateful for It's an endless list But I love each and every single one all the same. I will treasure you better from now on. I love you.
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The Tamil word for a lion is Puli, This li comes out of your mouth, When you flick your tongue inside. With the roof of the mouth you do, Then add an 'O' to it as a connector, Finally end it with the lion's color. The lion in question is grey in color, So it becomes Puli O' Grey finally, And it's a Kannada word for a food! Puliyogare!
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Dec 18, 2015
Dec 18, 2015 at 5:18 AM UTC
The Grey Irish Tamilian Lion Which Is Actually Kannada
கடல் பின் வாங்குவதால் தான் அலைகள் தோன்றுகிறன... after every ebb there is a tide... தோல்வியோ வெற்றியோ நிரந்திரம் அல்ல, தோல்வியை எதிர்பவன் தான் வெற்றி காண்கிறான்... translation from tamil: only when the sea recedes does the tide appear, after every ebb there is a tide.. failure or success is not permanent, only the one who faces fear can meet success.. success succeeds failure.
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Jul 8, 2011
Jul 8, 2011 at 3:00 AM UTC
beach...............
Kanna: the tamil equivalent of the words baby/ sayang/ honey/ bunny/ sugarplum/ puffy yummy yum. There is nothing sweeter than calling a loved one Kanna— the god of love, another name for Krishna. Krishna's love encompasses the entire spectrum of this beautiful feeling – love for his foster mother Yashoda, for his brother Balaram, love for gopis and for Radha. Imagine meeting someone so wholesome you want to call them Kanna. Kartinee Mageswaran
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May 5, 2019
May 5, 2019 at 9:51 AM UTC
Kanna
Saw women Waiting at the bus stop Heard the new cinema song From the advertising vehicle Asked the stranger sitting near me Whether he was not going to Pota ashram In conductor’s seat Slumbers a traveler without a ticket Under the label of defense forces, Two school children On the Ladies’ seat, Padre from the local church “The lady who brings this card is an orphan Her family was lost in floods She is the only one for herself and her child A blue card fell in my lap. How did I become blind? Beating time on the stomach, A Tamil song stretched its arm Became deaf A girl became mute “do you remember this face?” Sat on the seat for handicapped With a sense of belonging and righteousness.
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Mar 25, 2014
Mar 25, 2014 at 7:05 AM UTC
The handicapped man
You partied hard when you could Gold mini skirt and heels But underneath the glamour Were guts and nerves of steel Home was fun and jolly japes A lively social whirl But work was war zones, scary scrapes For our brave reporter girl You found yourself in Libya Met the mad dog's stare He liked you, it was a feather in your cap You made your name out there Sri Lanka's where you lost an eye To shrapnel flying in the dark They thought you were a Tamil Tiger Hiding in the grass Back home someone told you off for smoking Quick came your reply Don't concern yourself, I promise you That's not how I'll die In Chechnya you made it out Escaping with your life As mortars fell you legged it Eight days over mountain snow and ice East Timor was your finest hour Fifteen hundred people protected by too few You refused to leave, they were saved That was down to you Luck ran out in Syria You feared another massacre, tried to warn the world So the shells once more homed in on you And killed our brave reporter girl
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Mar 3, 2012
Mar 3, 2012 at 6:26 PM UTC
Marie
those words rolled out of my tongue, become all yours.            *** മൂന്നു സുവർണ മൊഴികളാൽ ബന്ധിതർ നമ്മൾ  (10 വാക്കുകൾ )    എൻ നാവിൽ നിന്നാ - മൊഴികൾ പൊഴികയായ്, അവയെല്ലാമിനി നിനക്കുള്ളതായ്‌. (Translated in to Malayalam)                      *** மூன்று பொன் வார்த்தைகளால்  முடிந்திடப்பட்டோம்  (10 வார்த்தைகள்) என் நாக்கிலிருந்து அந்த வார்த்தைகள் பொழிந்தன, அவையாவும் உன்னுடையதாயின. (Translated in to Tamil)
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Jan 4, 2015
Jan 4, 2015 at 4:32 AM UTC
Bound by three golden words(ten words)
When I started my MBA I was looking forward to making new friends And of course, excelling in academics And thus redeeming myself After my Engineering debacle However, it never occurred to me That I would fall in love For the first time in my life You changed everything Right from our second meeting I was drawn towards you You were very shy But in a good way And of course, extremely sweet-natured The kind of person who wouldn't hurt a fly Though you didn't know much Tamil In spite of being a Tamilian Your English more than made up for that You didn't speak a lot However, when you did speak You were able to articulate your thoughts exceedingly well And though we never had a detailed conversation Apart from our debate on the movie "Ra One" It was always a pleasure to interact with you And of course, listen to your captivating voice Last but not the least Your handwriting was so exquisite That it had the capability To transform the dullest subject Into an extremely fascinating one Anyway, I truly loved you But I couldn't muster the courage To ask you out However, I don't have any regrets whatsoever And regardless of where you are currently I hope you are having the time of your life Just one last thing I am utterly gobsmacked That you knew all along Something that I could never guess From the way you spoke to me Or behaved with me in general You are indeed an incredible lady And I hope you remain the way you are Because the world needs more people like you
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Jul 18, 2023
Jul 18, 2023 at 2:44 AM UTC
Poem Dedicated To My First True Love
Consumed by a primitive hunger, they made passionate love, in a lovely wooded stretch, away from their verdant village, the girl, in the throes of a newly known pleasure, felt something round, just below earth, touching her moving hip; it turned out to be a dinosaur egg! a witness beyond time for the ardency of Tamil lovers
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Oct 7, 2012
Oct 7, 2012 at 9:42 PM UTC
dinosaurs will bear witness to the passion of this love
mother problems chicken pox asked my aunt she replied shower my mother with love and care after many tries chicken pox appointment to the end of chicken pox sent my mother a message that she wasn’t okay drowsy drowsy medicines drowsy shouts and screams a clueless father a I-dont-give-two-fucking-shits sister exams over results out failed my favourite subject HOW DID I FAIL LITERATURE chicken pox doctor misdiagnosis then gave me wrong number of weeks to rest choreography for bollywood tamil folk parents were showering ill concealed parental concern went to support ran ran ran confused and nervous of the entire world hating me i ran. ran. i ******* ran wash the dishes cooked **** - got scolded for not cooking extremely pms-y father why the ******* hell did that happen cooked messed up dishes ate dinner outside whole family sick syf prac horrendous out of breath trying to run dinner outside everyday people who didnt listen people who didnt care about the dance time limit one week before kanal havent finished choreography CHICKEN ****** POX came back to school parents being *** whole family down with chicken pox mother working her *** off she doesnt want any help dancing dancing dancing mother’s talk about me trying to get away from dance raffles diploma performance november performance i couldnt dance kicked out ruthlessly kanal five minutes before a message no more such activities next year marche dinner screamed and screamed out of breath ******* hole in my throat ran ran ran ran ran away from idiosyncrasies raffles diploma career choices out of money where did all the money go where did all the money go goals fashion designer parents : banker, scientist work backwards from the goal dance i want to dance outings 2 days before go on to khan academy father only listens to himself crushed bones crushed ribcages i cant breathe still running
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Nov 15, 2014
Nov 15, 2014 at 3:48 AM UTC
marathon of a life
mother problems chicken pox asked my aunt she replied shower my mother with love and care after many tries chicken pox appointment to the end of chicken pox sent my mother a message that she wasn’t okay drowsy drowsy medicines drowsy shouts and screams a clueless father a I-dont-give-two-fucking-shits sister exams over results out failed my favourite subject HOW DID I FAIL LITERATURE chicken pox doctor misdiagnosis then gave me wrong number of weeks to rest choreography for bollywood tamil folk parents were showering ill concealed parental concern went to support ran ran ran confused and nervous of the entire world hating me i ran. ran. i ******* ran wash the dishes cooked **** - got scolded for not cooking extremely pms-y father why the ******* hell did that happen cooked messed up dishes ate dinner outside whole family sick syf prac horrendous out of breath trying to run dinner outside everyday people who didnt listen people who didnt care about the dance time limit one week before kanal havent finished choreography CHICKEN ****** POX came back to school parents being *** whole family down with chicken pox mother working her *** off she doesnt want any help dancing dancing dancing mother’s talk about me trying to get away from dance raffles diploma performance november performance i couldnt dance kicked out ruthlessly kanal five minutes before a message no more such activities next year marche dinner screamed and screamed out of breath ******* hole in my throat ran ran ran ran ran away from idiosyncrasies raffles diploma career choices out of money where did all the money go where did all the money go goals fashion designer parents : banker, scientist work backwards from the goal dance i want to dance outings 2 days before go on to khan academy father only listens to himself crushed bones crushed ribcages i cant breathe still running
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We live in a house, simple and nice With a garden lined with crotons in rows Not so neatly trimmed or pruned as before And a lawn not always well manicured But abounding in plants with blooms of varied hue From shady corners, orchids peep They bring forth flowers in bunches and mass Only on certain seasons, not the year round. Then a visual treat to the eyes, indeed! Trees big and small border our land Mango trees and jack fruit trees Coconut palms and guava trees Twining creepers with globular passion fruits Bushy plants of sweet and sour berries Rose apples, papayas and Chinese limes An epitome of country abundance! In front of the house was once a stretch of fields Lush and fresh with paddy plants in June And in autumn, bent with arching sheaves of corn Green parakeets used to come from far To eat the grains ready to be reaped Having their fill they would fly westward in flocks Such scenes were a source of instant delight But sad enough, those fields were gradually filled In place of paddy and other seasonal crops Industrial units, big and small have emerged By degrees, the quiet and coolness of the place That once soothed our frayed nerves are gone Now an exodus of men have landed here Laborers who have come from Northern states To eke out a living in a better clime Speaking languages, Bengali, Hindi and Tamil Leaving the area noisy with incessant chatter Along the road that runs parallel to our house Now speeds past, motors in unbroken row Honking horns and raising a screen of smoky dust Spoiling the ambiance of our verdant setting And badly impairing the neat surroundings But with every change of scene and setting We, like nomads cannot change our stay or dwelling Well acclimatized to all noise and commotion We now stick to our home, our humble haven And strive to create within an inner landscape Not polluted by the ravages of time or clime Home is the sanctuary where we roost and rest A sweet dwelling, more than all mansions blest And it should be an abode of love where hearts embrace Every turn of life, grim or merry with no fuss but with grace How sweet it is to dwell beneath this roof Our wedded life’s enduring love’s living proof!
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Jul 29, 2017
Jul 29, 2017 at 9:35 AM UTC
My Home
We live in a house, simple and nice With a garden lined with crotons in rows Not so neatly trimmed or pruned as before And a lawn not always well manicured But abounding in plants with blooms of varied hue From shady corners, orchids peep They bring forth flowers in bunches and mass Only on certain seasons, not the year round. Then a visual treat to the eyes, indeed! Trees big and small border our land Mango trees and jack fruit trees Coconut palms and guava trees Twining creepers with globular passion fruits Bushy plants of sweet and sour berries Rose apples, papayas and Chinese limes An epitome of country abundance! In front of the house was once a stretch of fields Lush and fresh with paddy plants in June And in autumn, bent with arching sheaves of corn Green parakeets used to come from far To eat the grains ready to be reaped Having their fill they would fly westward in flocks Such scenes were a source of instant delight But sad enough, those fields were gradually filled In place of paddy and other seasonal crops Industrial units, big and small have emerged By degrees, the quiet and coolness of the place That once soothed our frayed nerves are gone Now an exodus of men have landed here Laborers who have come from Northern states To eke out a living in a better clime Speaking languages, Bengali, Hindi and Tamil Leaving the area noisy with incessant chatter Along the road that runs parallel to our house Now speeds past, motors in unbroken row Honking horns and raising a screen of smoky dust Spoiling the ambiance of our verdant setting And badly impairing the neat surroundings But with every change of scene and setting We, like nomads cannot change our stay or dwelling Well acclimatized to all noise and commotion We now stick to our home, our humble haven And strive to create within an inner landscape Not polluted by the ravages of time or clime Home is the sanctuary where we roost and rest A sweet dwelling, more than all mansions blest And it should be an abode of love where hearts embrace Every turn of life, grim or merry with no fuss but with grace How sweet it is to dwell beneath this roof Our wedded life’s enduring love’s living proof!
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Dear Tamil, Wish you a very very happy birthday in advance! May you get a chance To make this occasion extra special Rarely, are you dull About you, that's what I love the most Not to mention, never do you boast! Go back a long way, do we And very special are you, to me From colleagues to family friends May our relationship have no end! One of the best things, about my first job Was the fact that you cared not About my strange mannerisms Never was my autism An issue to you whatsoever Because you judged people never! A long way have we come, since then Very supportive, have you always been Saving me from a disastrous marriage You truly released me from a cage In which I had been trapped, for over a month Thus, do I turn to you the most When my confidence is at its lowest We may be in different places But our friendship has a strong base Occasional misunderstandings and fights, there may be But always care for each other, do we You are a loving wife and mother Very close, were you and my late maternal grandmother A good friend of mine, is your husband Of you, is he extremely fond A mischievous but cute boy, is your son Being with your family is always fun Very caring, is your mother You brought me closer to my own sister and father Well, wish you the happiest birthday ever May you change never!
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Jan 21, 2024
Jan 21, 2024 at 12:45 PM UTC
Dear Tamil, Happy Birthday In Advance!
How would I like to be loved? It is a very difficult question Because, though I appear, at first glance To be "The Guy Next Door" The reality, I assure you, is entirely different Firstly, every individual is different Secondly, I am autistic And finally There is so much about me That you will get to know Only if you are a good friend of mine How would I like to be loved? Well, let me tell you Love is not all about candlelight dinners Nor is it about *** in the bedroom It is about being there for each other No matter what If I truly love someone I would be ready to go to jail for her Of course, not if it is for something ethically wrong But you get the idea How would I like to be loved? If you have seen the Tamil movie "Thiruchitrambalam" Then you would understand If I were to say That I want someone to love me The way Nithya Menen loved Dhanush In that amazing movie How would I like to be loved? If you've seen me at my worst One of those days When I am in one of my rages And keep shouting and breaking things Or I lose my focus at work Due to all my insecurities Rearing their ugly heads Or I simply drown myself in my thoughts Refusing to come out of my bed Or I cry like a child Drowning myself in a tidal wave of self-pity And you still love me the same As you did when I was at my best Then it is indeed true love Enough said How would I like to be loved? When I hear one of Harris Jayaraj's romantic melodies And can instantly relate to it I know that I am in love And that love is real, not reel How would I like to be loved? If you ask me how was my day And I go on and on Droning about the technicalities of my work Or cribbing about various issues Such as candidates, clients or my boss And you never tire of listening to me Then I know you are truly in love Also, if I keep asking you how was your day Every single day after work And you never once tire of answering such a mundane question If that is not true love I don't know what is! And on that note It's time to wrap up this little monologue And return to hard reality
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Dec 25, 2022
Dec 25, 2022 at 11:59 PM UTC
How Would I Like To Be Loved?
How would I like to be loved? It is a very difficult question Because, though I appear, at first glance To be "The Guy Next Door" The reality, I assure you, is entirely different Firstly, every individual is different Secondly, I am autistic And finally There is so much about me That you will get to know Only if you are a good friend of mine How would I like to be loved? Well, let me tell you Love is not all about candlelight dinners Nor is it about *** in the bedroom It is about being there for each other No matter what If I truly love someone I would be ready to go to jail for her Of course, not if it is for something ethically wrong But you get the idea How would I like to be loved? If you have seen the Tamil movie "Thiruchitrambalam" Then you would understand If I were to say That I want someone to love me The way Nithya Menen loved Dhanush In that amazing movie How would I like to be loved? If you've seen me at my worst One of those days When I am in one of my rages And keep shouting and breaking things Or I lose my focus at work Due to all my insecurities Rearing their ugly heads Or I simply drown myself in my thoughts Refusing to come out of my bed Or I cry like a child Drowning myself in a tidal wave of self-pity And you still love me the same As you did when I was at my best Then it is indeed true love Enough said How would I like to be loved? When I hear one of Harris Jayaraj's romantic melodies And can instantly relate to it I know that I am in love And that love is real, not reel How would I like to be loved? If you ask me how was my day And I go on and on Droning about the technicalities of my work Or cribbing about various issues Such as candidates, clients or my boss And you never tire of listening to me Then I know you are truly in love Also, if I keep asking you how was your day Every single day after work And you never once tire of answering such a mundane question If that is not true love I don't know what is! And on that note It's time to wrap up this little monologue And return to hard reality
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_Amy Louise Jackson_ is a British actress & model known for her work in Indian films. She played the role of _Imra Ardeen-Saturn Girl_ on the third season of the CW's superhero series _Supergirl_. She began her modeling career at the age of 16, and went on to win the 2009 _Miss Teen World_ competition after winning the _Miss Teen Liverpool_ & _Miss Teen Great Britain_ pageants. Amy won the title of _Miss Teen World_ in 2009. She won eighteen prizes, including a modelling contract in the US on a $50,000 scholarship. Soon after, she won _Miss Liverpool_ in 2010. She competed for _Miss England_ in 2010 & crowned the runner-up to Jessica Linley. Subsequently, director A. L. Vijay cast her as the _leading lady_ of the Tamil language period-drama   Madrasapattinam in 2010. Jackson continues to act in Indian films of all languages, including Tamil, Hindi, Telugu, and Kannada
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Sep 5, 2018
Sep 5, 2018 at 4:59 AM UTC
Miss Teen World, 2009
சொந்தங்களின் ஆழம் பிரிவில் தெரியும் ஏன்பர்.... ஆழம் ஏனும் அளவுகோல் நமக்கு அவசியய்ம் இல்லை... ஏனினும் இப்பிரிவின் பாரம் ஏனோ குறையவில்லை...... நீ அருகில் இருக்கையில்...... தனிமையிலும் என் அடையாளம் அறிந்தேன், இப்போது என் குடும்பத்துடன் இருக்கையிலும் துலைந்தே போகிறேன்... தனிமையிலும் முழுமை கண்டேன்.. தற்போது தொழமையிலும் தனிமையே உனைர்கிறேன்..... -உன் வருகை எனும் வசந்தம் வரும் நாளை நம்பி ஆறுதல் அடைகின்ற உன்னவள்.... i wrote this in tamil.. so the translation might not be so great.. here goes... separation the depth of a relationship is felt in separation... we don't need any measurement of depth, yet the pain of this separation is no less.... when you are near... even in desolation i know my identity,now even with my family i'm still lost... i was complete even in desolation,now i am lonely even in companionship.. - I am yours; awaiting the spring of your arrival
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Jul 8, 2011
Jul 8, 2011 at 3:08 AM UTC
pirivu.... / பிரிவு ...
சொந்தங்களின் ஆழம் பிரிவில் தெரியும் ஏன்பர்.... ஆழம் ஏனும் அளவுகோல் நமக்கு அவசியய்ம் இல்லை... ஏனினும் இப்பிரிவின் பாரம் ஏனோ குறையவில்லை...... நீ அருகில் இருக்கையில்...... தனிமையிலும் என் அடையாளம் அறிந்தேன், இப்போது என் குடும்பத்துடன் இருக்கையிலும் துலைந்தே போகிறேன்... தனிமையிலும் முழுமை கண்டேன்.. தற்போது தொழமையிலும் தனிமையே உனைர்கிறேன்..... -உன் வருகை எனும் வசந்தம் வரும் நாளை நம்பி ஆறுதல் அடைகின்ற உன்னவள்.... i wrote this in tamil.. so the translation might not be so great.. here goes... separation the depth of a relationship is felt in separation... we don't need any measurement of depth, yet the pain of this separation is no less.... when you are near... even in desolation i know my identity,now even with my family i'm still lost... i was complete even in desolation,now i am lonely even in companionship.. - I am yours; awaiting the spring of your arrival
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Swamp Tigers No matter the monsoon rains that swished the tall grass In the rivers journey downstream through tea bushes on a symmetrical hill where baskets dangled on nun dressed heads collecting two buds and a burst of beauty for tea bags. Hidden in the dense foliage Semtec strapped to her belly She walked from bush to bush unafraid. She had died many times before. When gathered around counting tables Her mind tripped as a childs cry found her heart and she pulled the umbilical cord to a bomb trigger. and the muffled sound escaped as the fifty mothers melted in the searing heat and the factory flattened against the hillside burning roasting tea and flesh together. Deep in the jungle the Tiger growled a low menace (of rejoicing?) Other tamil tigers stalked the night in camouflage jackets, strapping other mothers to the savage sword of an enemy side. Lost forever in the mayhem. Author Notes Its all over now. It happened once before the revolution faded against brutality. © Marshall Gass. All rights reserved.
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Apr 5, 2014
Apr 5, 2014 at 2:58 AM UTC
Swamp Tigers
I read the personal ads in the Indian magazine, people looking for partners like a king and a queen, the men are always handsome, ladies with gsoh, how attractive they all were was just a rumour. I replied to one which I thought might be fun, we both agreed to meet to see what could be done: She said, 'Your white, not brown.' I said, 'That you must look lovely with your hair down.' She asked: 'Do you speak Hindi, Tamil or Punjabi?' I said, 'No, but you're speaking English - that's all I need to know,' She asked, 'Do you own a house, have a good job and a car?' I said, 'Yes,' to all but there was no bar. We went for a ride in the country: We said, 'Yours or mine.' We knew that it was best if we tried them one at a time.
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Apr 7, 2016
Apr 7, 2016 at 11:11 AM UTC
ANY CASTE - NO BAR
Miserable lover, didn't I warn you in the beginning? പ്രണയക്കുറിമാനം (5 W) വ്യഥിതകാമിനീ , നിന്നോടിതു മുന്നറിയിപ്പായി  ഞാൻ  ചൊന്നതല്ലയോ? (In Malayalam) காதல் குறிப்பு (6 words) மாழ்கும் காதலி உன்னிடம் நான் முதலிலே எச்சரிக்கவில்லையா? (In Tamil)
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Feb 10, 2015
Feb 10, 2015 at 6:09 PM UTC
Love Note(10 words)
In the life Before The last You Were my murapennu And me A shepherd From a village in Tamil Nadu. Let’s forget You don’t remember all that But then, where is that nose stud You had? Translator - Shyma P
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Dec 21, 2015
Dec 21, 2015 at 1:13 AM UTC
Letters to violet 1