Brahmin Poems - Poems about Brahmin

...MIRZA GHALIB ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS Urdu poems about tyranny, the world, sky, sun, wind, night, faith, roses, creation & entropy. Tyranny adores those who adore the tyrant. —Mirza Ghalib, transl......

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...MIRZA GHALIB ENGLISH TRANSLATIONS Urdu poems about life, death, Love, longing, hearts, being captive, strength, cruelty, temper, the sun, darkness, shadows and faith. I’m the captive of Love, ......

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...buddha the light of asia the beacon of peace revered around the world confined by some radicals in his own enlighten abode shackled in superstitious principals he broke away from preaching aga......

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...(Onam is Kerala’s state festival based on the belief of the annual visit of Mahabali, the legendary king of the land, now an occupant of the netherworld.) I am Mahabali, the king who r......

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...RED SEA At the mouth I lay splayed blood trickling, slowly dripping into soft mud or red Akashic ink mud of my anus, ink of my sacred septum white flags drench......

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...Into your fiery mouth, I rush. I am ash. I am beyond myself, I am a mottled moth diving into you to be consumed. No, I am wine. I am honey along the razor’s edge. I am your sweet t......

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...Well, so they tell us- the political gladiators and heavy weights. That in permanent servitude we must remain. They create a void in our stomachs, which they momentarily fill with what they c......

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...gargoyles and ginseng ukeleles and eucharists poinsettias and pancreases Thracians and Thermopylaes all of the above, some of the above one of the above, none of the above ~ ......

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...Not even a turban ,rob he have , oh lord! I don't know from where he came, A torn out towel and trouser he wear, no shoes in legs,he is a lame , At the gate there is a brahmin, see the Dwarika empi......

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...I I was walking in India's jungle (Dehra Dun) At the Himalayan foothills, alone Ten thousand years before Christ was born I spied a plant, barely a meter tall Graced with red and green fruit: "M......

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...This is the Second Part of the Translation from Rabindranath Tagore, Nobel-Laureate Philosopher Poet from India. Father only smiled; thought, "women are emotionally heated balloons! Li......

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...This is a translation from a Poem (Title - Niskriti) by Rabindranath Tagore, Nobel-Laureate philosopher poet (1861 - 1941) from India. The story successfully depicts the status of women in a patriarc......

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... All humans were made by God. All have the same roots, same body internally. Need for love found in all All those who believe that some humans are superior to others ......

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...To 32 What a way to appear on screen With cascadic hair open umpteen Wishing me on the festival of lights Giving me extreme delights Oozing with passion from looks I say Glittering with fervour......

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...Stepping down from the AC coach on to the railway platform A hot wave of salty moist air drenches me On my customary visit to this city I'm tethered to by my memories.. She coyly calls hersel......

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