24 March 2013

Beside Her


Dark sharp hair,
Brown eyes tempt the living consciousness of mine;
To swim across the rivers of their flowing emotions.
In a drunken haze, in partial darkness that charm catches
My eyes, and I sat beside her with my feet intertwined.

Soft low voice,
A slight touch of our fingers, for a toke on the spiff
Left me longing, for an embrace, through the night.
Darkness grew on, and we danced further till we had lost it all
I tucked her in, and I sat beside her wishing it was winter time.

Crazy morning hair,
I found my mouth turning into a smile
Trying not to turn my gaze toward her, hopelessly
I continued to smile, and soon, we had to say goodbye
Until then, I sat beside her hoping it will all turn out fine.

11 March 2013

The Wasp


A yellow, dull, buzzing wasp
Trapped between, a pair of window panes
Tries, harder, longer and increasingly
To make its way through the glass.

I feel like helping the creature
But the fact, the wasp is weak
Makes me seem wise and powerful
Yet I don’t care to help it pass!

My amusement stopped
The moment I moved the window pane
That yellow bastard stung my thumb
I cursed and thought, how dumb that was!

I saved its life
But in vain, for the idiot
Took its own, under my wrath
Assuming it would stop my trespass!

10 March 2013

Ugliness

Our heads are bound to be twisted
Look at the human brain and its convolutions
What do you expect?

Ugliness in our thought processes are but inevitable
Not only because of the twisted structure
But also because of what we are fed,

Pre-conceived notions,
Lies, negativity, bribes.
All it does is enlarge appetite.

We transcend lower than the lowest beast
Continually, and when dead, 
We leave behind a history of nothingness.

9 March 2013

I Bid Thee Goodbye

No, i don't want to leave
This town,
These streets covered in the canopy.
Of pine n fir
And the breeze so cold which carries stories untold
Water so clear, which to all is dear.
I must leave behind in the fear of another calamity,
Until i come back from the City.
O' Lord of the Monastery I prithee
Look over mother,
Keep her and them safe and happy,
The town still shakes constantly
Due to under terrain seismic activity.

No, i don't want to leave
This town,
These streets full of old memories
Of childhood, boyhood and youth.
And the spots where we cracked,
Where we laughed our hearts out,
Where we fell and ripped our jeans, and bruised our knees
All seem like yesterday
But no, its today
O' Lord of the Monastery I prithee
To bring back the moments to me
Let me relive them on this last day,
Before i return from the City.

I bid thee Goodbye
Mother,
I love you, you know
I bid thee Goodbye
I bid thee...






(Originally written on 27 December 2011, 3 months after the Earthquake at my home town, in Sikkim)

That Fair Maiden


That fair maiden
Stole my heart with nothing but her existance
Yes that look on her face, in her photographs
Oh, so serene yet so seductive
Tripped me off my feet
And i fell face first on the floral forest floor

How, i had known her
For twelve years while in the hill town
Another two years in the other hill town
And an additional two years in this metro-city
Never had I felt this need, this want, this desire, this lust, and this warmth

That fair maiden
Knows not how I wait for her to give me a buzz
And how different I feel for her
Whilst I was near her, for more than a decade
I never noticed her, her beauty, her aura, her sense, and her body

How i wish i could hold her
Till I felt her heart beating with the intensity as mine
Till I fell asleep on her breasts
Yes that pair, which holds the heart I want to steal,
Till i could whisper into her ears,
"Darling, let me take you on the path i tread with you in my dreams"

That fair maiden
I wish was here
And that fair maiden
I wish is always here

Random


(As the title suggests, this is a random short piece that has no reason, moral or even a story)


There is a really beautiful woman in a white kurta standing with an ugly old hag, perpendicular to my line of vision, wuhu… they are talking some non sense about some money transfer, I wonder why they are discussing money so formally. Is money that formal an entity, can one not do anything without money? I have a 20 buck note in my wallet today and I am content, it promises me a bus ride home and hardly anything else. That shitty one room apartment perched between the ground floor, which hosts a crappy restaurant run by the landlord’s loser son, and the upper floor where the loser lives with his drunken father, innocent mother and an abusive sister. Having travelled home, mentally, I am now back in the same conscious state that I was in when I started typing on my tiny keyboard, and I now see that woman sitting on the couch across the room fiddling with the locks falling around her face. I wonder again, has she taken a note of my eyes turning and relishing what it sees.

The old woman has lured her into her trap and brought her closer to herself. Her phone has been ringing for the past few seconds; it felt closer to a couple of minutes or more. She glides out of the room and I take quite some time to realize…

OH GOD, SPARE ME!!!

The devil himself would be a lesser trouble to handle than this.
Behold! The Slouch King, the Lazy Lord, of the realm of boredom has walked into the room and is now sitting beside me shamelessly with his clothes falling off his butter hands. His bag, a disaster, and he proclaims he has been everywhere and done everything damn thing, right from banging 60 women over a period of two months to teaching Europeans “How Indians Drink!” (he shouts at times, I am not really Indian I was born in Austria). Yet he is a nice person, who shares his lunch with wankers like me!

Four hours later

Swallowing lunch like a glutton, oily choley-bhature, on a flimsy paper plate, fighting for the laptops to be positioned away from the food, I tried to let the laptops remain where they were, but I failed with no remorse. We were a few minutes off schedule. Wafia ran down the ramp for no reason, and it still is a process too complicated to explain. She passed me a mint gum before we left for the appointment we were running late on. The mint gum drove away the odour of the spices in the choley, it seemed like spearmint but it was not really spearmint, it was a gum too complicated to explain too. She seemed Russian to me and a certain friend of mine when we had joined the university, our observatory (and, or physiognomy)skills weren’t strong enough probably. She told me that the office that we were sitting in has two air conditioners which is enough to cover an area twice the size of the area of the room. This is how random she gets usually, as a matter of fact one of the most random people I know.

Such a wonderful time we had with the “big guy” in his office, under the roof that harbours the administrative section of the university. His interview seemed in no way formal, perfect for the blog, that I am sharing the work of with Wafia. “HE” also made the group photo seem like a family portrait.

A meeting was scheduled at 3 pm, and when it commenced it looked like a random mob meeting under compulsion, everyone seemed to be busy, but I really couldn’t see the work that they were apparently doing. Time now to put an end to this nonsense.