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klausie little exposed again.' yet but shrinking
Interest i have to pen.' Maybe some trans-formers
Would like to play? Yet I think? poor old Klausie
Will soon, be in the closet to stay.'

Mock-Bot

You forget who you are
Amidst the chaos of this journey
You ignore your true purpose
Trying to chase your problems
You lose your identity
As you suck into the society's labels
Before you even realise
You're engulfed by the worries of this world
You've lost track of time chasing hard cash
You're a reflection of what you wished not to be
Many years ago when you'd judge your formers
Who am I? What have I become?
You ask yourself
Unable to recognize the person you see
Little did you notice
While you were trying to make amends in others
You lost a part of you to them
Until there was nothing left of you
That truly belonged to you
Now you're just like others
An automaton, a label, a status, a cash cow

Statistics

Mathematics can never calculated
This is elusive, but exclusive 
An unpredictable love affair
That has started an evolution 
In my heart that has been 
Battered and bruised 
Formers squandered
My warmth....became melancholy 
There was a detachment 
Until we began sexing 
And you made me your vixen 
Out of the dusk 
My physicality emerged 
Because I was on the verge 
Of an explosion of pruriency
And all the while, you smile 
Because you brought me to 
A celestial euphoria 
Beyond a span and omission 
I keep pinching myself 
To make sure you are 
Truly realistic 
And not just an addition 
To idolatrous statistics


Promises of Peace

Promises of Peace


I've seen many old strong heads to which age is beautiful
Grace of youth is all beyond; they have all been strangely quiet,

Soundless, health and also integrity is known to the full
Strangely enough they've been in life well tempered by it.

Alas there walks a young man has not slept his years are at war
So of foreign and civil but seems like the formers worse,

But now the old can breathe now in safety the are
They have forgotten what youth meant; nor has being perverse.

Then the fools running the gauntlet alas getting cut
Of the five sense by whips and especially by me,

I wish to live a long, so very long as if it were but
For all in good trades in those fevers tranquility.

Been thinking as though of entire and of sweet in the grave
How shall the dead taste the all-inclusive deep treasure they have.


Written: 11/21/14
Theresa Marie

Promises of Peace

Promises of Peace

I've seen many old strong heads to which age is beautiful
Grace of youth is all beyond; they have all been strangely quiet,

Soundless, health and integrity is known to the full
Strangely enough they've been in life well a tempered by it,

Alas there walks a young man has not slept his years are at war
So of foreign and civil integrity but the formers worse,

But now the old can breathe now in safety they are
They have forgotten what youth meant; nor has being perverse,

Then the fools running the gauntlet alas getting cut
Of the five senses by whips and especially by me,

I wish to live long, so long as if it were but
For all in good trades in those fevers tranquility,

Been thinking as though of entire and of sweet in the grave
So how shall the dead taste the all-inclusive deep treasure they have.

Written: 11/21/14
Theresa Marie C.

The Price For It

The huge price, we have given for it

to speak ,to think,and to live

To heal my mother’s wounds and tears

My formers had given a valuable price

Her  chain of salvery hasbeen  removed  by

Their blood and tears in the prisons

Our free air is their reward to us  for that

They paid  their lives  and  souls

Our tricolour flag is flying in the sky

To invite them to this land once again

Our national anthem echoes even in the hall of heaven

to praise their work for this nation

In this day of Independence

We take the pledge to keep Her crown in this land

up to the existance of last  INDIAN

             

 

SAKTHI RAVICHANDRAN  AN INDIAN ENGLISH POET


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