Wednesday, 21 October 2015

Wish to put things to rest


I asked d’ knife, 
what happened!

pat came a reply,

it feels shaky to cut open

If knife‘s reluctant to cut open

how shall I become a surgeon?

Umbrella gone underground,

revealed, its afraid of rain

who will dare to save me

from torrential showers then?



Torch hesitant to face darkness

whom to say, my helplessness?

Abdomen opened, power gone

appendix hides behind caecum


Where do I stand, 
if  during surgery
gall bladder is torn
Escaped stone plays

 peek-a-boo game

in pouches of peritoneum

Pull in, denied by retractors

guts not kept away,

mop packs disobey orders


Needles unwilling to puncture,

to penetrate and pass through

tough tissue structure

How do I suture?

proximate cut edges together


Hydrogen peroxide refuses

to jump in to d’ ulcer,

no wish to kill anaerobes

by nascent oxygen cover

Foam behaves lazy

to initiate granulation

Mg SO4 disinclined

for slough separation

How do I work,

in such awkward situation?


I’ll work, evidently work

and make each one work,

what so ever

No one allowed a cool nap

with a quilt cover


I’ll ignite passion, create zeal

Umpteen umbrellas to appear,

if clouds float over d’ hill


Thousand pullovers out,

prepared to protect

from biting chill of winter,

never ever hesitate


Knives to fall in line,

queue up in attention

battle ready

in instrument trolley,

to face

any untoward situation


Sutures stuck to needle end

cause no trauma, 
go hand in hand

to pierce, stitch together

tissue of any texture

Now Betadine peroxide lotion


ever ready for any mission

to clean d’ wound well

may be filthy, smelling like hell


All friendly items,

now act prompt,

help me become a surgeon

moved by my bounty zeal,  

create no rebellion
Absolutely no unrest

so won't point a finger,
  wish to put things to rest

Tuesday, 13 October 2015

But its always worth, a risk taking



Think of my yesteryear,
 everything was golden
memories of childhood,
all the options laid open

Both arms stretched outwards,
balanced walk on railway track
just a walk, with nowhere to go,
no goal to reach, merely a show

Recall d' grasped index of dad,
happy family’s affectionate lad
a trip to weekly rural market,
to choose and buy cricket bat

The field was entirely barren,
only dried up grass and stone
in meadows road didn't exist,
till people started walking on it

Since then
earth has taken multiple turns
in rivers cusecs of water flown
umpteen trains plied on tracks
how many years passed
whom should I ask!
Obviously I’ve grown old
can’t admit, not amply bold

Now I think very often,
Is it absurd to put an ear
on d' track and listen?
if a train approaching,
an idea too thrilling
 Heap up wet sand on foot
and build a sand castle,
to be loved 
by my play partner

Is it inane!, 
appears too odd?
to skip over 
touch me not plants,
 that they won’t fold

 To chase pristine moths
sitting on petals of marigold
A talk to innocuous birds
in sweet chirping words

My grey hair reminds,
I’ve seen enough stuff
Happy pleasant moments,
 periods woeful and rough
turbulent days, horrible nights
pestered peace, needless fights
life a complex combination
of all even uneven situation

Things ought to change,
nothing stays static
Universe a geometrical entity,
keeps on inflating, deflating,
no single thing is everlasting,
neither love, nor human being

Changes instantly happen
without premonition
Eternal fire ignites on its own
extinguishes to reignite soon
3D world gains 
a 4th dimension,
past’s in memory, 
future uncertain

Change, d’ only constant thing
chimpanzees to human beings
wheels to tyres, cycles to cars
voice to signals, sent in wires

No risks taken, 
no acquiral ever,
its too hazardous, 
not to risk at all

 To hope is, 
risk pain to endure
a trail implies, 
a risk of failure
In love means, 
a grave risk taken,
of not being loved in return
tragedy creeps in
or a joyous ending
but its always worth, 
a risk taking