Best Rohan Poems


The Power of Imagination

The land has 
much to teach us 
    Middle Earth 
is a place 
Where evil has been defeated 
The warm hearths 
   of the Shire 
The bravery of 
Gondor's men 
  The marvelous 
craftmanship 
of the dwarves 
and the gorgeous 
   singing of the Elves 
on a  summer night 
   and
   the
   magnificent 
   steeds
   of 
   Rohan 
leaves us with a 
   feeling 
that we have visited 
  a better world 
than our own 
  The worlds of imagination 
can seem more than our own lands 
Come, friends 
  join us 
 We are taking a trip to Middle Earth 
and will be there all evening
Categories: rohan, dream, fantasy, imagination,
Form: Concrete

Love You Till End

Love me till end

Is my only need

Not a choice

But I will love it indeed.



To be with you

To be loved by you

To be for you

To be only with you.



Nothing more important

In this life however

That is you are my lover

Love you forever.



This is madness

But a completeness

Of romantic happiness

To love you anyways.


Rohan Dhabade
Categories: rohan, boyfriend, cheer up, cute
Form: Free verse

Mystic of Nature

The uniqueness of nature

Sometimes calm so much clear

With the wind to flow

With the fragrance of flowers.



Nature brings happiness

For living beings

From every corner, it begins

The beauty of uniqueness.



To praise nature is necessary

For us it makes sovereignty

Of beauty for the world to create

Natural mystic lovely space.



Rohan Dhabade
Categories: rohan, mystery, nature,
Form: Free verse

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Monorhyme On Divine Friend Mr Kallol Banarji

When all the world is a giant burden,

Banerji sir, my colleague, a true SST Allen.

“Maan ki bat Modi ke Sath; rest other shun,”,

Says always my friend Banarji, never stun

Or stagger or startle, never remains barren.

Best friend who teaches Dhruvi and others Balkan,

Or India with psychology, without an apron.

Kenil, Hari, Bhavin, Shivani had some unban;

With Favourite dish of Dada, a fish; talks on Patan,

Sings hymns, buzzes about Mahakali one.

Says, “Your age is less than my profession.”

Scolds us, “Worst batch of year” – a Pun?

He is Bangali babu, wears dhoti, kurta even,

Talks about SST, and about doors wide open.

He is a Brahman, takes plausible action,

Wearing a chevron, is our Divine’s lion.

Meshwa, Diya, and Pitambar are clearly won,

With Aryan, Harsh, Nupur, Dishal and billion.

Let it be Shakespeare or Keats or Byron

He is through with all, has a great fortune.

Appreciates my Monorhyme and region

Never keeps quiet, but is pure bullion.

Dear to my students, Esha, Jeet or Rohan.

Prosper a lot is my wish, Oh! Aaron!
Categories: rohan, confidence, kids, friend, future,
Form: Monorhyme

But She Had Such a Sweet Winning Smile

Louis the Fifteenth, king of France,
Adored Madame du Barry.
His royal ardor was not bound
To the person he did marry.

His paramour was hard to please.
The king brooded day and night
On what act of loving kindness
Might appease her appetite.

One day he called his jeweller,
Whose face turned pale, then green,
When told to make a necklace
The likes of which no  eyes had seen.

Vanity of vanities! Let nobody forget:
All humankind proposes yields to a Higher Will.
For the king lay dead and buried
When it was time to pay the bill.

They asked:' Who has got the money?
Who is there so rich
As to settle payment
And haul us from this ditch?

Louis the Sixteenth was now king,
But not long on the throne.
 To purchasing the necklace
He himself was prone.

His wife strongly objected.
She thought the whole thing crazy.'
'We need to spend on self-defence:
More vessels for the navy!'


Now Cardinal De Rohan was a worldly priest,
Not averse to  'oo la la.'
Especially not in the matter of
Jeanne de la Motte Valois.

As a young girl she was naughty,
But she confessed in style.
The priest let her off counting rosary beads
All for the sake of her sweet winning smile.

Jeanne told the cardinal
They could have a sales deal signed
As friends at court had signaled
That the queen had changed her mind.

The queen and cardinal soon met
And the queen signed with aplomb.
De Rohan was too befuddled
To sense something was wrong

The queen received the necklace
But the queen was not the queen.
Charming though the lady was,
Who knew where she had been?

The necklace was picked to pieces
And sold off part by part.
O woeful desecration
Of this glorious objet d'art?

The cardinal faced the music
A victim of delusion
'Gullable, not guilty,'
came the court's conclusion.

Madame de la Motte Valois
Had no basis for a plea
And she was branded on both arms
With the letter V.

This letter stood for 'Voleuse,'
Meaning in English 'thief.'
Somehow she got to London,
And there she came to grief.

When fleeing from her creditors,
She fell from an upper floor.
Those creditors she did escape,
But only at death's door.

During her interment
Wagging tongues spoke of her guile
But someone chirped in her defence:
'But she had such a sweet winning smile.'
Categories: rohan, history,
Form: Narrative

Cessation

Tinted colors of old
Debauched, dubious mysteries
Finagled corrupt's gold
A glorious, poignant history

An empty throne,
And tales of skirmish
Standing draped in gold, all alone
A war cry and a death wish

Glorious structures,
Secluded with pride
Curtained with greed and power
A broken ruling mind

Sky turning grey
Chains broken for freedom
Nobility burned like hay
End of the golden demon.
© Rohan Suresh
Categories: rohan, character, conflict, corruption, death,
Form: Rhyme


Crucified

Under the shining light
Knelt before the words of Pontius Pilate
With Judas alongside
Did sins of creed bestow 
upon me the cry of the century
John, did thee see
My crimes wash away
In Jordan, or was it just me?
Is Apostles' Creed devoid of truth
For did He visit Hell?
While He resurrected.
Take me down that path
So I build my own shrine
While the Holy Lance digs deep
And take away me,
But no one to throw, no one to see
While I hang on the dogwood.

© Rohan Suresh
Categories: rohan, addiction, conflict, death,
Form: Free verse

Baggage of Life

The baggage of life
Was full of experiences
The luggage so heavy
Emotion to imbalances.

Sometimes it was happy
Sometimes felt so sad
Sometimes it was so good
Sometimes it behaves bad.

Life was not a tragedy
Nor it was the comedy
Life was life with integrity
To live with responsibility.

Today when we see back in time
How much foolish we tend to be? 
Life is not a game or shame
It's just to live and love happily.
Rohan Dhabade
Categories: rohan, crazy, feelings, giving, humanity,
Form: Free verse

Blessed

Alone, will stand
With nothing but a heart,
A heart of steel, ricocheting 
Off hurt, for I am blessed

The celestial stars may not align
For me, and all hopes may be lost
in the abyss, But I will hold on
For I am blessed

Uprooted and thrown
in the deep woods, naked
with the truth, to the true form
I am blessed

Fighting a battle,
I have you, I have you all
For I am blessed. 
I am blessed with you all.

© Rohan 2016
Categories: rohan, best friend, friendship, inspiration,
Form: Free verse

Onion

Onion is crying
For-itself
Without peeling
Without cutting
Only sitting 
On the shelf
Prices to soar
Without uproar
Maximum this year
Minimum next year
Unable to know
Why prices grow?
Sometimes to throw
Sometimes to borrow
So much confusion
Or the market's illusion
Farmer in delusion
Customer's suffocation
Problem to solve
Still unsolved
Of simple pricing
Without price hiking
Of the perishable cycle
Of onions survival.
               -Rohan Dhabade
Categories: rohan, green, philosophy, poetry, satire,
Form: Cinquain

Beginning To End

This is my story

Started from where

Even don't remember

It was however

Story to end

Now this is beginning

Of the conclusion

For what came in?

Of what went along?

Now not to bother

From hereafter

This is the journey

The story satisfactory

Of friends foes relations

With so many definitions

Of love and hate

Of my beautiful fate

From my parents to teachers

My lovely wife my children

My love my preachers

My colleagues My friends

Thanks to everybody

Who made this journey

So happening

So eventfull

So experience

Surprises Happiness

Complements criticism

Everything is now gone

The era in which I belong

Now ready to finish

Of worthy to publish

Started with tears

With so many to care

Now only to wait

For beautiful death

I came here

To change the world

The world is the same

For me to realize

Journey which started

Hard, harsh half brutal

Sharp still happy to submit

To life to time

To survive to thrive

To create the magic

With no more logic

Nothing to recreate

Still incomplete

Beginning to end.

Rohan Dhabade
Categories: rohan, deep, emotions, fantasy, future,
Form: Free verse

Poverty

The havoc of poverty

Is the undisturbed terrain

Of the vain unqualified.

Who live in distress.



Sitting on the recliner

Speaking about the poor

With the glass of costly wine

And there is nothing to offer.



Only talk and talk about them

The one who lives in the lane

Sleeping on roadside poverty

Eating the dirt filth of variety.



The life of the poor

In the way never to prosper

For us who want to change

Run far away from garbage.



We are show stoppers

Of the change makers

Who wants the village

For a powerful image.



We curse the poverty

Do nothing for parity

It is our disgusting outrage

In the social media age.

 -Rohan Dhabade
Categories: rohan, analogy, anger, change, deep,
Form: Free verse

Middle of Nowhere

Deceiving the mind
In the middle of nowhere
Receiving from mind
A harsh blow everywhere.

Mind is so much sharp
Deceiving is impossible
Mind to blow me off
It is always possible.

I think it likes
To rattle me off
And my guard
It's always turned off.

How to succumb?
This mind though
Then it deceives me
Scattering my ego.
Rohan Dhabade
Categories: rohan, appreciation, emotions, light, loneliness,
Form: Quatern

Just Another Turn

Extracting in this

Retrieve or forgive

Deceptive so much

Worthy, not as such.



A gathering index

Of priceless flames

Still taxed every time

Ruthless these claims.



In sever times

Why is price so priced?

While rated or unrated

Valued unstably at rise.



Till it's not garnishing

The favour of returns

Life is not an investment

It's just another turn.

Rohan Dhabade
Categories: rohan, analogy, poems, poetry, relationship,
Form: Free verse

How Can You Afford

Nothing is cheap
Nothing is expensive
Either you can afford it
Or you can't afford it.

Such a simple part of life
Situational from time to time
To take the hard decision
To sort this meager question.

Rather than to try
Do something to cry
To possess the thing
Than to start the bothering

How can you afford?
Is the real question
Everything else
Is a mental conclusion.
          Rohan Dhabade
Categories: rohan, change, confusion, discrimination, humanity,
Form: Free verse
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