Sunday 31 March 2013

Grip of GHOSTS



(Grey haired over stressed twenty something)
 Teen age crossed, life’s charm lost,

 d' younger lots, in grip of GHOSTS

A happening of a profound shock,

focus on to streak away grey lock

At twenty plus, too much hair loss,

pinch of baldness evidently a curse
 Touch up of roots, fashion cover up,

numbers in quick rise, last few years

A brown black matches natural color

dyeing of the hair, a damage control

A drill for rescue, fire fighting soon,

free from d' ire, rapid rush to saloon
  Premature graying arouses stress,

in college, institute, in work place

Face and hair, two delicate zones,

adds up a lot to charm of a person

Evidently a genetic predisposition,

several environmental condition

Fast food, with high fat saturation,

 fast life with enormous aspiration

A progeria a single enough reason,

 a premature ageing often happen

Also stress and strain unwarranted,
real graying season, life’s 5th decade
Eating foods of genetic manipulation,
pesticide loaded water consumption
Burnt fuel smoke, dust, air pollution,
particles of mercury, lead inhalation
Effluent irrigated vegetables eaten,
unsure of balance diet’s proportion
Fruits, vegetables organically grown,
so incidence low in rural population
No disease, trichologist’s firm opinion,
irreversible non-treatable a condition
Protection from ultraviolet radiation,
 altered sleep and faulty diet pattern
Labile stem cells’ rapid destruction,
effect of stress triggered hormones
Check free radicals & oxidants’ action,
have fair friendly diet full of protein
Age erasing food, omega 3 fatty acid,
from d’ firm grip of GHOST, to get rid
A lot of research’s on, to enable one,
for jet black lustrous hair, lifelong
micronutrients and vitamins enough
phytochromes of colored vegetables

Sunday 24 March 2013

Strange notions



It often occurs, too hypothetical,
appears absurd, nothing abnormal
Food cooked and kept in kitchen,
salivating smell, ready to be eaten 
Still I carve, an illusory situation,
no eatables, starving only option
Tummy empty, no retort in mind,
Gulp only water, get acclimatized

Wished to walk a stretch at ease,
a seashore stroll, in cool breeze
Assume a while, not able to see,
a stick to sense d’ things for me
Perceive events in surrounding,
sense d’ ambience, being a blind
Ample objects, mind’s eyes see,
 vastness of sand and tides in sea

Just formed a fussy fascination,
U so close, still appear unknown
No concern, no bites of emotion,
as if we exist in  distant locations
Wily diplomacy dipped innocence,
in too bosom a guy’s serene face
Abuses, yells of suffering persons,
Shrills, symphony, same vibrations
Pass in zone of decayed corpses,
In a temple, with heavenly smells
Pungent fumes of a chemical Lab.,
no elation with a somatic smell fab
Erotic fragrance of fresh flowers,
 foul odor of sewage tank spillage

Chaotic rush, a bomb blast sound,
frightening bark of a grey hound
A black smith’s hot metal hitting,
wood pecker’s, sedulous pecking
Recurrent hissing chord of snake,
 earth arrived baby’s woeful cries 
No romance, no passion arousal,
even close proximity to a damsel

Unable to walk, intact lower limbs,
 conceptualizing a limbless feeling
 Amidst near dear ones, feel forlorn,
shrouds a vacant feeling, I’ve none
I’m all alone, an unknown person,
an imprint set, to me none’s known
I’m non-existent, no shape, no form,
ample comfort in a nihilistic delusion

Sunday 10 March 2013

Where d' birds gone!





A harmonic hitting,  tak tak, tak,
woodpecker chisels, d’ tree trunk
Digging holes, to look for worms,
parrots get in, craft sweet homes
  Neat nursing home, quiet a nest,
for kids’ feed, rearing and rest
I love to watch, run after them,
enthused to see d' deeds in calm
Sole bird known for upright walk,
stunning strides, up d’ tree trunk
Stripes on face, black beak sharp,
quite an amazing sight to watch

Two stout legs, brown red crest,
d' beak an elegant musical gadget
Creates a captivating tak, tak, tak,
a caring craftsman carves on rock!
Migrating birds, come this season,
 poaching them’s strictly forbidden
They do sing, never ending song,
remind peasants, farming time on

 The task ought to start in March,
to do an auspicious moment search
While young, me in my early teens,
delighted by an early dawn chirping
Free to wander, in the paddy fields,
keen to inspect, naughty gimmicks
 On d’ coconut, mango, guava trees,
hang few from edge of palm leaves
Perch in the dense lakeside herbs,
tiny ones balance on feeble stalks
Folk of mini birds, gently squeeze,
milk of tender rice, as stalks arise
Job assigned to me to bit tin drum,
 curtail d' crop ruin and scare them 
Once ripe paddy, ready to harvest,
birds have no single moment’s rest
 Parrot folk land, an wonderful site,
cut-carry stalks, dangle from beaks
Must make visits, do sing for us,
never mind even mid night songs

A coconut tree, top thunder struck,
stood in solitude close to a pond
  One day abruptly planned to be cut,
two parrot nests on mutilated trunk
D’ home of several of parrot family,
young wait for their mother eagerly

 D’ cutter brushed aside my appeal,
to spare the trunk, showed no zeal
Damaged tree fell with a great thud,
evidently shattered their safe abode
Freshly hatched, thrown out of nest,
d’ juvenile chicks, crushed to death
Fragile eggs smashed in the rubble,
 one baby by luck survived the fall
only bones, skin and feeble feathers
 picked it up, prior to prey of others
At home, a fort night on milk feeds,
then on bananas, next eight weeks
Wings grew, ensued parrot features
never caged, flourished family bonds
Nibbled green peas, other stuffs so
jut out tongue, lower beak to & fro,
Granted freedom, made it fly away,
but never vanished in  open blue sky
No fly far away, on our tree lingered
milk gulps from steel plate it recalled
 An awesome sight, lovely its landing,
far amusing than grounding of Boeing
My baby darling, fascinated to listen,
Baby parrot’s funny tale times & again
asks often d’ kind woodpecker’s way,
who dug space for d’ parrots’ safe stay

 Cash crop mania, mens' hostile manners,
no parrots seen, neither woodpeckers
Bird species extinct, labile heart’s torn
Unable to imagine where d’ birds gone