Best Hind Poems

Mother India
 
Each August 15th since 1947, a day of expectant waiting –
Either terror from India’s enemies and frenemies
Or the terror of weather, some natural happening
Or holiday hazards, even hospital tragedies …

This year, 2017, has India and Israel in alliance
Culture and history connects these ancient...

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HIND SIGHT

M oment by moment the hours tick by,
I n each one I wonder and ask myself why,
S ince you have left me I feel so alone,
S o utterly empty when I should have known,
I nviting you into my heart wasn#t wise,
N ot when I...

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A poem for republic day.....
~~~~~ Jai Hind ~~~~~~~~
From great nation, India, we hail,
Where Indus valley used to prevail.
Emperors came, emperors gone,
We always regained our own throne.
Last was the English invasion on us,
Brutal than Alexander, Ghazni, and Poras,
Wings of Golden Bird were torn,
To teach Non-violence, Bapu...

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Hind the Red Deer 

Along the river bank
on a sweltering day
there she was, shining in radiant beauty
lariviere quenched her thirst
her timid smile, gentle touch
personified kindness in tranquility
the desire of many men over time
for she was not one woman
she was a piece of history
re-incarnated many times...

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Arrr!   There she sails
the Golden Hind
full of riches
sublime...

from coast to coast she goes for gold
sailing high
sailing low
undercover
and on she goes-

circumnavigation of our globe between 1577 and 1580
he set sail on a very good day
Captain Drake
went looking for treasure he could pirate away

and then...

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Crystal clear-
twenty-twenty
 backwards' gaze...

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it seems I have moved into the hind-sight of yesterday. 
I am  looking towards another tomorrow.  
Taking the time, now, to recollect; weighing regrets and sorrow.
The lessons learned, and even the lessons taught, bring a sense of meaning.
Meeting love at full circle, ...

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You can run but you can't hind
 
You think it's hard but it's not
 
What's the difference between right or wrong??
 
Fear is a bully that gets stronger 
The more you let him control you
 
You can run but you can't hide
 
Maybe if I...

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You can’t run and Hind 
You can’t run and hind because whatever you do God is there.
Watching you and crying out for your soul. You can’t run and hind when this world comes to an end?
He is there with hands wide open waiting for you...

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M- oment by moment the hours tick by.
I- n each one I wonder and ask myself why,
S- ince you have left me I feel so alone,
S- o utterly empty when I should have known,
I-nviting you into my heart wasn't wise,
N- ot when I knew you...

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Love disappeared and left me longing
a broken home topped off with losing it
To be wrong for trying to conclude the madness
to be able to concede but unable to retreat
Made me Frankenstein a monster 
whose reflection made me want to vomit
A child produced from the broken...

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A Texan with whom Trump cavorted
Never once laughed, she only snorted
As mad as he can be
Trump cursed the GOP
"Why wasn't that woman aborted?"...

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At the door to my trembling heart He cried:
‘Go in search of the lost souls one can find,
and you are charged to forever abide
by the tenet of Love for all Mankind.’
To obey was not easy, but I tried;
lesson as precious as a golden hind.
Navigating the...

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Sundar Pichai-CEO of Google.
Satya Nadella-Chairman and CEO of Microsoft.
Arvind Krishna-Chairman and CEO of IBM.
Shantanu Narayen-President, Chairman and CEO of Adobe.
Ayapal Singh Banga-Chairman and CEO of MasterCard.
Parag Agarwal-CEO of Twitter.
Sandeep Kataria- CEO of Bata.
Pratyush Kumar-Vice-president of Boeing head of F-16 programme.
Jayshree Ullal-President and CEO of Arista...

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“Whoso List to Hunt” is a famous early English sonnet written by Sir Thomas Wyatt (1503-1542) in the mid-16th century. 

Whoever Longs to Hunt
by Sir Thomas Wyatt
loose translation/interpretation/modernization by Michael R. Burch

Whoever longs to hunt, I know the deer;
but as for me, alas!, I may...

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