Tuesday, March 31, 2015
Sunday, March 15, 2015
Someday
No struggling wistful hours
No intercepting threshold
With you the loadstar of a meandering
Life through starlit nights and seasons
cold
I keep diving hard into sea of words
Yet fail to catch my breath
As they slip off over the net of
shyness
As I so much want to profess
That the acorn tree where you first met
me
Has been whispering ever since
You two are the lost part of each other
And someday you shall meet
The silver sheen of your bated breath
Will mist and melt the lost years
With each other we will touch like you
did
In the living dream my heart steers
I’ve felt you in the colors of flowers
Seen you in the shape of clouds
My nights have been filled with dreams
Those memories of shared life arouse
Will you, I wonder, like in dreams
Wrap your arms, like a cozy sheet,
Around the one whose life is only you
On the blessed day we meet
Hesitate if you even for a moment in
thoughts
Wondering if I can sense but not see
The person who is beneath the words
Those have flown over seas to
me
Will you then just hold out your hand?
I will in tight embrace see it melt
And look at you, assuage
The aggravated thirst we’ve felt
And hold your hands forever
And show you all the lonely walks
In bloom, in dog days, in fall across
As gushing streams over hope stalks
We’ll walk through ripening summer
breeze
Into the mellow autumn’s rustling wind
And then in freshly fallen snow I’ll
show
How I stood wherever I thought I
glimpsed
A make believe footprint of you
With closed eyes and a fervent prayer
To tell you we’re one, not two
For it is a one soul we do
share
There is just one footprint we would
make
As I’ll hold you, treasure you, lift
you above
Two souls entwined, coalesced,
merged
In a single seam of love.
Ramakant Pande
Friday, March 13, 2015
Missed
Never thought
The sequestered house
Beneath the canopy
Once my home
Centre of my universe
And you and me
Mingled and blended
Intertwined
so
Like a shadow never noticed
In the dark.
The secluded house
And the life around
Must have been
Abuzz with
Chirping buzzing croaking
Bathed in ebullient euphoria
And your love
I never noticed
Before you were gone.
.... Ramakant Pande
Monday, March 9, 2015
The Beginning
Of long and dark
Grey wintered Earth
Grey wintered Earth
Punished itself
To near death.
To near death.
Now waking up, pushing
The weakening tantrums
Of numbing iced chill.
Finally shaking the shivers
Giving way,
retreating
Ice yielding
water
Trickling, forming
streams.
Losing
To a bright,
orange glow
And Breaking
Lavender blue dawn
Melting into fledgling
Warmth, comforting cosiness.
A wish of life,
Stems and
roots
Breaking free
From iced land,
From iced land,
New leaves
sprouting
Thawed aroma of
Fragrances through
sprigs
Flowers bunching,
spreading,
Growing breeze of wafted air
Crawling insects,
flying bees humming
Green, bright, joy
And Sun
Alluringly mild
Yet the lovers delight
To a rapturous dance
Dismayed to the abrupt
Rough, tussled
Thundering winds,
dark clouds
And back it goes,
the rejoice.
Sudden rain
Snowed, sleets,
Pellets of frozen
rain
Frosting demure buds
Beaten nosegay
Drooping heads
Brooding over the lost
New found love
It’s the harsh grey
Season of dead
again
To silently
Acquiesce, accept,
Surrender.
Surrender.
Yet and soon
Warm, sensual, genial again
And gushing water,
Dancing birds
Dancing birds
In bright splendour
Swaying bloom
Swaying bloom
And the Sun
Urging, blessing
To live again
To live again
Here loving snugness
And instantly there
Wild, severe, pitiless
And again so motherly
In your victorious struggle
To life born again
Oh Spring!
Oh Spring!
Thursday, March 5, 2015
Rough Book Movie (2015) a must watch
Rough book movie (2015) is a candid look
at the Indian education system where the actual issues that are real and have
impacted the rest of lives of hundreds of thousands and have no solutions, have
been highlighted in this movie through the eyes of a teacher who teaches the
section D of a class where D is commonly accepted to represent the duffers.
The
whole point is to expose the lacunae in this country where children are pushed
to coaching classes to pass college examinations and how the purpose of
education has been defiled. How it has assumed the role of a career building
system instead of supplying good citizens.
The lead
role, Santoshi, the teacher of section D fights against the system.
Directed by
Ananth Narayan Mahadevan and starring Tannishtha Chatterjee, Amman
Khan and Kaizad Kotwal and Shawn Arranha, the creative producer of Hide and
seek fame, this is a subtle movie and is a must watch. All we recommend is just
go watch the movie. You are guaranteed to walk out of the theatre in an
introspective mood – you are going to remember this movie for quite a long period.
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