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Tag Archives: nature
it came too soon
a struggling-to-be-up morning that croaked its way to seven i peeped to no peepul it lay on its side, up- rooted, there was no road, only rubble random and dust sky-high the crater next door had grown over-night my own … Continue reading
Posted in crush, define, earth, nature, outdoors, plastic, poetry, shape, thought, time
Tagged nature, outdoors, peepul, peepul fell, poor peepul, random dust, rubble, skyscraper hole, slip and fall, tottering building, ugly dust
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Moonshine Madness
i am the sun seeking the moon ever-elusive, the harder i seek you, my rays piercing every inch of sky-blue expanse, the sky whitened and me- an angry orange ball of fury, seething while you hide behind this cloud or … Continue reading
Posted in beauty, define, emotions, intimacy, nature, outdoors, poetry, relationships, thought, time
Tagged beauty, cool and hot, moonshine in the sunshine, nature, opposites attract, outdoors, red and white, seek out, the sun and the moon, try and tire
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A quiet resonance
Of gates and locks, of steel and stubborn levers that refused to be moved, you knew nothing, cruise as you did in the warm, warm currents beyond the enmeshed gates and my brittle agates. Each answering thought of yours … Continue reading
Posted in define, emotions, intimacy, nature, poetry, relationships, shape, thought, time
Tagged a quiet resonance, beyuond the locks, nature, outdoors, warm currents, who threw away the keys, you had the keys
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the 3-fold path
it was a moment that split open like a pre-mature flower, its petals a misshapen 3, each a pre-set path, half-gnawed by my anxious mind? or an impatient destiny? course i could, like a water-drop tracing lazy, haphazard lines along all … Continue reading
Posted in beauty, define, flowers, nature, outdoors, poetry, time, trifecta, water, yellow lens
Tagged die, flower-3, impatient destiny, life cycle, live and then die, moth-eaten petal, nature, plants, sepalled, shrunken moon, time in the sun, wane on self
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frangi pani | Scribbling Stone 11
a flood of white smoothly curved soft and supple, a sun peeking out.. listen, sunshine-yellow of-all-petals-no-pollen, why do you bring goa to mind sand and beaches water in stretches when it’s none too white or clean like you? P.S: Linked … Continue reading
Dust Green | Scribbling Stone 9
dust-coated green rugged but not wretched the arch still graceful majestic, leafy abundance rooted to survive on cold concrete the peepul on the wall. P.S: Linked to Mindful Writing Challenge (http://www.writingourwayhome.com/2013/01/small-stone-day-thirteen.html)
Posted in beauty, colours, define, nature, outdoors, poetry
Tagged damp wall, environment, nature, peepul, plant on the wall, survivor
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Flat names | Scribbling Stone 7
no see of yell o daffodils just a marble plaque and tendrilly creepers swaying in the breeze around the engraved Daffodils. P.S: Linked to Mindful Writing Challenge (http://www.writingourwayhome.com/2013/01/small-stone-day-8.html)
Posted in beauty, colours, define, flowers, nature, outdoors, poetry
Tagged bombastic apartment names, crowded city and tall names, daffodil, nature, plants, writing
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winter crossing | Scribbling Stone 6
beige strewn on concrete dryness in color, gesture the air crackles skin flakes warmth only in fire fights. P.S: Linked to Mindful Writing Challenge (http://www.writingourwayhome.com/2013/01/small-stone-day-eight.html)
Posted in beauty, colours, define, flowers, nature, outdoors, poetry, relationships, time, yellow lens
Tagged cold tempered steel, concrete groundedness, dry beige flowers, flakes, nature, seasons, warm fights, winter
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Sweat Garden
Typical corporate garden with plants just so, precisely spaced, pink and white flowered, evenly spread. The lawn was green, no patches of brown. So, why did I smell sweaty socks and not surgically fragrant air? The socks were, after all, poking … Continue reading
Posted in cheeky, colours, define, nature, office, outdoors, short short story, snip-snippet
Tagged boring corporataria, fragrant air, nature, sweaty socks, what smells the worst, window sill
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