Best Romancehome Poems


Pouch Poetry 10 - 13

10.
the  apparent golden pot that i thought 
to be the underneath of a kadam-tree 

in the dim light i can notice that 
the stars in the sky are disappearing  

this session of poetry 
is coming to an end 

now where would i
go 

to that little home 

the home 
a tiny word of 4 letters 

within that home 
the children are giggling 
playing … and making funs 

when i entered 
with a tri-cycle in hand 
for them 

i have been perplexed 
many old persons are waiting there 
to shake hands with me

11.
almost most of my desires  
are very much hurt

to show it publicly 
i wrap bandages 
around all over my body 

i keep on the stage-drama  

in our programme of reading poetry 
tea is served twice 
current has gone off for three times 
for four times the mobiles ring
 
to pick up love  
some people think about returning back 
from today’s dais to the ancient stage 
of performing folk-drama 

then they are also sympathetic 
to my sufferings

12.
everyday 
on my way to return home from the school 
when my mom took hold of my hands

i could see in my body
the dancing of an unforgettable 
aura 

even now that mystical halo is walking 
on the leaves of the trees 
to fulfil my mornings 

that wayfaring along the road 
is ringing far and far-off 

thus taking bath in every day’s  
dust smoke hue and cry 

many such love 
gradually gets aged 

is it true 
in the long run 
i too
would be the ingredient 
of a fairy-tale

just because i love 
that paddy field 

some time later 
she will also become 
human 

13.
then she will make all of us  
join her walking 

those inmost feeling 
those memories meditations

the loneliness  and solitude…

sans the touch of the imagination of
a crater… 
a creator…

this blunder… 
this socially outcast white …
 
this type of uneven… 
and irrelevance…
 
sume words 
when peep in the mind
i surprise to see that 
it’s ten to 2 at night
 
then in the balcony 
my father is crying
 
he always notices some grave-yard men 
in front of him 

and sheds tears

Pouch Poetry 18 - 19

18.

who has lied in the box 
made up of the temperature 
of god 

all on a sudden 
there is a hue and cry 
in the abdomen of the time 
wearing a dirty pajama 

actually that has been filtered up 
from the voices of rock-songs 

the roaming 
of a fatigued traveller …

the lies 
within their wishes 
write my existence 

and then run
to buy vegetables 
from the station-market 

so many lay-offs 
come to the body of paper-weight 

to listen to all those 
is not improper 

walking through the traffic-jam 
gradually 
this home becomes solely my home 

one day the golden of 
human 

then it is i 
who is you 

and walking through the 
monsoon 

on either side of the field 
it is all autumn

19.
when borrowing the religion of
the night-queen  
i fall in love
 
then is it real 
that our mangos and jack-fruits  
can make the perfumed-soap 
vigorously from the light of the 
blood-line 

i count the bells of the churches 
ringing repeatedly 

and piercing the image 
of your prominent face
 
rounding through lots of old 
the love becomes exhausted 

and the love comes back 
in the form of college-classes 

there are you myself 
and so many notes 
of the body

From the Beginning I Wondered Why He Was Grinning By Phreepoetree

Do you see the lady who just made her entrance with a twirl?
I hear tell she’s quite a quintessential girl
She has all  the requirements for romance and raw sexuality
And behind her lays one too many a casualty

Can you imagine the handsome who escorted her in?
All we need do to find him is to seek a mile wide grin
Because he goes to sleep next to slender silent lips
Lips that need no lipstick because I’d concentrate on her hips

She walks with oiled grace as I view a vision and a vista so fine
And what, my friend, would you trade to say “she’s mine”
Wouldst you bestow upon her the respect such royalty deserves
As mine eyes focus clearly now on her curvature and her curves

Now twelve bells sound and the songs come to one abrupt end
And if that’s the woman you’re going home with I pity you my friend
But you know the lady we’ve been eyeing all night as we watched her dine
Well I really must be taking her home now because that is my wife divine
     © 2011.….Phreepoetree


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