Best Separations Poems

Concluded

A Poem as a Tribute on Mother's Day Part 3  concluded.
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My mother Late Rajrani Kapoor devoted her whole life,
for the love and care of...

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Around the corner (20141010)

What’s around the corner?
What’s just beyond our view,
For the soldier and the foreigner,
What’s ahead for me and you?
Two terribly tired turtles
Which wearily...

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I come from the twilight
Of dusk to dawn
Yet I can't stand
All around me downtown
All in up and around
Signs saying of  "Whites Only"
Mustn't go into...

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It vibes in harmonics broadband, a musical language universal,
Echoing across the heights divides, falling as a thunderstorms,
Raw force of spiritual power, descending from the heavens...

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"Death is not extinguishing the light; it is only putting out the lamp because the dawn has come." By Rabindranath Tagore

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The clouds flew in embrace with the wind,
In occassions many, they came together,
To bless the land with manna dew and
To bring to rest the flames...

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I've met myself 
many times coming and going...

generally a quick smile
and respectful nod – seldom
pausing to chat, both of us
longing for more together 
company

I (me/myself)...

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Felt you coming to take the breath right out of me
Replaced; with your soft essence reflectivity
You are my mirror of fire, my heart's twin flame
Had...

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Death by suicide
Death in agony
Agony of poison
Agony as emotions race

Race through organs
Race through minds
Mind tortured
Mind destroyed

Child without a mother
Child in tears
Tears flow
Tears remain

Remain insecurities
Remain fears
Fears...

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It's been awhile
I miss you my dear friend
How are you?
Do you still laugh with your heart?
Do you still play that game??
Maybe not, maybe yes
I don't...

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Another dead statistic dawns today, 
Contempt dissolved foundations love astray. 
   Malicious memories of miscarried mirth, 
   Repetitious resolving rends rebirth....

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What is love?
Love is a two way street Where two spiritual beings souls meet 
But love is taken for granted
The roots sowed planted
Wither an damage
From...

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Loitering in a public library this rainy afternoon,
courting inspiration, subjects come to mind
but are more suitable as essay than as poem.

All usual activities occur --...

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The echoes of my past come
as a rumbling noise or a murmur
reminding me what I had gone through
and how I got to where I am...

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I first ran across this term
Sacred Ecology
while reading Gregory Bateson
sharing a phylogenic
and holonic 
creolization
of ecosystemic language
with others speaking of and with integrity
as more primal and...

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