Monday, 22 September 2014

Trinkets of my childhood...

 
I had lost a part of me,
In the hustle and noise;
The part, where I took my first step,
The part where I found my voice.
 
It was a path long forgotten,
In those dusty streets;
The mud castle that I built,
felt like a dream cloaked in mist.
 
We had shared our giggles,
We had shared our scars;
At time we laughed at each other,
At times we wiped the other's tears.
 
But time took it course,
and seasons past by;
The memories stayed in heart,
Silent and shy.
 
Crossing the seas,
when I came looking for you;
What awaited me,
little did I have a clue.
 
You brought back those giggles,
and the joy of my past;
I shall cherish each moment,
As long as it lasts.
 
Thank you is never enough,
But it's the least I could;
As you brought me back,
The "Trinkets" of my childhood.
 
 
 
 


Friday, 5 September 2014

Shades of a Maple Tree...


I see my life,
on the branches of you, my maple tree;
At times calm, cladded in green,
at times fiery red, craving to break free.

You don't age, you don't fall,
just stand there, bright and tall;
You let the wind shake you down,
you don't flinch, you don't frown.

The golden summer on your feet,
reminds of the days gone;
The lush green crown on your head,
brings hope of a new dawn.

You carry a thousand secrets,
shared under your shade;
Seasons after seasons,
you watch love grow and fade.

When I see you,
I see ME;
I see my life,
on the branches of you, my maple tree;



Saturday, 25 January 2014

Writer's block....




A miracle is all I need,
and trust me, it's not my greed;
I fail to look through the misty thoughts,
as if life is full of webs and knots.

Thoughts fail to take a shape,
Words get jumbled in my mind,
My pen gives up on me and says,
"Why don't you leave me behind".

I feel lost amidst the crowd, 
The voices in my head crying out loud;
"Give up" is all I hear,
and my heart aches in distress and despair.

What happened to the colours,
as all I can see is just grey;
All my dreams, gone with the winds,
leaving behind just dismay.