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I never read your poetry.
But  I know you always write for me.
I love you
because
you loved me
when
the rest of the world
didn't
including myself

A moment in time

Black and white

The lens

Timeless the colours

Changing times
 Aug 2020 Nandini V
Uma natarajan
Art
Often the paintings keep expressing in unexpected ways
Freeing their internal spirit and the weight of subjects spreading their rays
They come alive with simple joy, touch and taste
Muddy smell of earth fills in their nostrils chaste
The painting of spring bloom of palash
Spreads its fragrance all around and abash
The paintings of the blue sea
Tastes salty and the waves dance in glee
Paintings of huts with Cowdung mopped floor
Straw and hey roof and vessels earthenware
Appear sophisticated and fair
All the painting S's consciousness seems collective
Classical theme of rare subject is objective
Painting canvas is loaded with variety of motifs
Birds, animals, nature all appear natural not stiff
To determine artist's imagery remains a puzzle tough

As always
In the mornings
He pushed the wooden cart
Full of bananas
In torrential rains
Incomplete rain gear,
Missing footwear
Were his feet made of steel
Not to be hurt
By the pebbles and pointed stones
Laid in the holes, that the rains had dug
The man made his way
A usual day
Life
In the city of dreams



🌿🌿
Today is world photography day( 19th August)
Inspired by a Facebook post, the photo was clicked in the year 1960


β€œ Brian Brake. Crawford Market, Mumbai, India. From the series: Monsoon, 1960. Collection Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa. Gift of Wai-man Lau, 2001.”

Positivity is good
until
the reality is also realised....


 Jun 2020 Nandini V
Laiba
I'm so happy now
I have snapped out of my Depresion
My anxiety has waved goodbye
Life is beauful
People are accepting
I only cry like once a day
























I lied.
I lied
 Jun 2020 Nandini V
Eloisa
Umbra
 Jun 2020 Nandini V
Eloisa
Gloom had hung so low
My flowers have gone to sleep
Love journeyed too far
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