Showing posts with label sad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sad. Show all posts

Friday, June 26, 2020

Ferns




No matter how much we call for equality, the truth remains that there will always be a division in the society. Some will have power and the rest will look up to them.

The world can still live in harmony, only if the ones in power stop considering the others as powerless.



Sunday, January 05, 2020

December


You've been wanting this winter never to end. The fog is soothing.It's comforting.

More peaceful then what clarity could ever be.


Monday, November 25, 2019

Monday


You could have chosen any other day, but why, oh why, a Monday? You had a whole week to look forward to, and so did I, imagining us trudging along the remaining 6 days.

Damn! It should never have been a Monday.


Tuesday, November 19, 2019

Wishlist


Do you navigate through your wish list often, or does it lie there abandoned, in the shadow of the shopping cart that you chase? Do you ponder over the items that you once admired, but have now ceased to exist in this new world that you have created around you?

Do you?


Saturday, April 06, 2019

Fear

I am participating in National Poetry Writing Month 2019. 30 Poems in 30 Days is the target.

The Day 6 Prompt for #NaPoWriMo is to write a poem of the possible,that emphasizes the power of “if,” of the woulds and coulds and shoulds of the world.

Many a time we stop someone from doing something because of our concerns. That someone could be our family, or friend. It's good when we care for others, but if we are not alert, that care might cage them into a phobia. We should be more cooperative in such situations. Stopping our dear ones from pursuing their passion might have an adverse effect in all our lives.





you were miserably afraid
of the waves kissing your feet
panicking at every moment
when the water started to recede

urging me not to take you
near the tides churning the sea
you pleaded to be indoors
your voice, frighteningly dizzy

could it be 'cause of my warning
when as a child you jumped in the pool
I was scared you would be hurt
"No swimming unless 13"- I made the rule

I drove away your passion
unknowingly, replacing it with fear
only if I hadn't stopped you
can I ever forgive myself, dear


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