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Come O Rain Come

Come O rain come, throw your showers 
On this part of earth and do not run
All the simple inhabitants of our villages, towns and cities
Are waiting for you with tears in their eyes
Come O rain come, throw your showers sublime
On fields, soil, animals, trees and birds flying

Even the trees and birds, animals and herds, Human and insects
All are gloomy and sad,  with rankles on foreheads
With worries on their faces, as their hopes are getting buried
Without a shower to wipe their rolling tears from eyes
Come O rain come, throw your showers 
On this part of earth and do not run

I know, why you are offended and not listening our prayer
But the animals and birds, our simple villagers, animal herds 
Even fields drying up in excessive heat do not know 
Why you are offended and not listening their prayers
Oh pardon them as they do not know 
The misdeeds of those, who are spreading cities 
And are cutting trees, forest and are eliminating fields
In the name of modern living 
They go on spreading cities after cities 
And industries after industries
These less blessed species of humans, do not want to know 
The priceless value of mother earth
And the value of each drop of water and rain 
Which comes due to green mountains and glaciers
Trees and plants, fields and ponds, 
Lakes and rivers, they all are the
Darling children of the God of Rains.

To appease you O God of Rains
We are making our prayers with folded hands
You are and you were always our dearest
O God of Rains, on you we have offered our prayers
And have offered since ages our songs and lyrics 
And even our heart and souls
Come O rain come, throw your showers 
On this part of earth and do not run
The soil of earth and air also is boiling with heat
The birds and animals and all living creatures
Are waiting with their tired eyes on sky
To search a piece of clouds, which can extinguish their fire
With showers on their fields, plants and trees
Bless them O God of Rains, with your sublime drops of rains

Ravindra

Written on 24th June 09 originally in Hindi as a prayer Song
When draught like conditions were seen in a part of my state.
Translated in English with changes and some additions on 5th Dec.09 
Incidentally God heard the prayer of someone and
From June end onwards God of Rains blessed us with good Rains. 
Kanpur India 5th December 2009


796 Ang Alamat ng Walang Forever

796.
Ang Alamat ng Walang Forever

Bakit at paano nga ba
Na ang tawag sa
Kanilang isinuko o isinurrender
Laban man o hindi ay “Walang Forever”?

Kapag nais ka nilang sumuko
Sasabihin nila ito
Uso ito sa mga bina-busTED
Bangungot ng mga broken-hearTED

Narinig ko na ito sa TED mga 2013
Bago ako doon pangalawang beses paalisin
At nang ako sa Crim i-transfer
Isinulat kong motto: “CapSU Forever”

Aba! Meron paring ganong bukambibig
Hindi ba't kaysarap sa pandinig?!
Parang hangarin ko ay kinokontra
Bakit? Ano bang ginawa ko sa kanila?!

TED o Crim ba ang talagang may pakana?...
O meron lamang nagdidikta sa kanila?
WALAng mahirap kung WALAng korap
Sabi ng may pakana ng DAP

DAPalan music ay laganap
Para akong china-chopchop
Chachara… chachaRA…
Mwah2x! Chup2x!... sabi ng kanta

Charap na charap ang panot na beybi
Sa nilulutong “break-up” ni mineral mommy
Na habang kanilang tinatapos
Bumagsak isang mabagsik na unos…

-07/27/2020
(Dumarao)
*Alamat ng Kanilang mga Expressions
Form: Rhyme

Kasalukuyan: Going, Going, Going, Go In, Go'N

just. that

tired
---------------------------------------------------------

yes, bury me now
shut those eyes,
hit head on each side
to turn back time
and do the things 
I should've done,
throw
cushion
to that
wind ~           o 
           and m   und.

eye-ayay lids
feeling heavy
with soiled r(egret) now

Dam(n) of tears
why 
don't 
you 

b
r 
  e
     a k 
           (free----

 surrealready?


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sumagi na naman 
sa aking kaisipan
ang pangungulila--

sa natamong nakaraan,
sa matatamong kinabukasan,
sa tinatahak na kasalukuyan

pilit na pinipiga ang puso't isipan
sa 'di mawaring kadahilanan--
malamang dahil may gusto ang puso
na ibigkas
'yun nga lang--
dahil ako ay Ako,

hindi ko mawari't maisulat

isang malalim na buntong hininga
isang malalim na paglunok
ng saloobin--

pilit na binabaon,
ginagapos
--ayaw makawala
pigil na pinapalaya

dahil ako ay duwag... .

ito ako ngayon sa kasalukuyan
bukas kaya?
Ganito pa rin ako?






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(just want to put this in-- unrelated to the above write, but still)



--outside the kitchen window, hanging on a wire---



a trill that pierces me,
for some reason

 I thought all have gone
yet,
 that dainty, yellow, bird,

sings again




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Patradoot Or the Messenger 20/Many

Patradoot or The Messenger20 /Many 
  
English version by 
Ravindra K Kapoor 
Originally written in Hindi by my 
Late father Dr. Amar Nath Kapoor



It would look as if, all the Swans have left their 

Heavenly dwelling of Mansarover*, dear letter,

And they have come here to pick the pearls,

Falling from the water game of these beautiful girls.



Some where you would see and witness, dear letter,

Boats packed with young girls and women,

In most colorful dresses coming towards you,

You would be charmed to see their love for their motherland.

Ravindra 

Kanpur India            12th June 2010                                 to continue in 21

Protected as per Poetry Soup’s copy write protections 

•	Mansarover.  A serene heavenly place in high Himalayan hills having a lake 
Known as Mansarover Lake. The entire place is also known for its beautiful Swans.

Note:
If any reader who is not a member of Poetry soup
has any question or queries, they can 
send me an email on [email protected]

Patradoot in Hindi was originally written by my father late
Dr. Amar Nath Kapoor in 1932, when he was imprisoned
by the British, as he was fighting for India's freedom 
under the leadership of Mahatma Gandhi. After India’s
independence as a true follower of Gandhi Dr. Amar Nath 
Kapoor left active politics and devoted rest of his life in 
writing easy mass literature and wrote many Dramas, 
Poetry books, epics. All his other literary 
works were mainly written from 1955 to 1990. 
He left this mortal world in 1994.

687 Nais Ko sa Gobierno ng Ating Bansa: Ika-7 Utos ng Dios Ama

687.

Nais Ko sa Gobierno ng Ating Bansa:

Ika-7 Utos ng Dios Ama



Ang Ika-7 Utos ng Dios Ama

Ay nais kong gawing batas ng ating Lehislatura

Huwag magnanakaw sa ating kapwa

May angkin ding pag-aari sila



Bawal ang pagnanakaw sa bansang ito

Ang nais kong ipatupad ng ating Ehekutibo

Huwag magnanakaw tayong mga Pilipino

Hanggang sa katapusan ng ating mundo



Ang magnakaw sa kanyang kapwa

Ay nais kong parusahan ng ating Hudikatura

Nararapat irespeto ang pag-aari ng iba sa buong bansa

Sapagkat tulad natin ay may inaangkin din sila



Ang pagpapairal sa utos na ito

Ang nais kong patunguhan ng ating pondo

Pondohan nawa ng ating gobierno

Ang hindi pagnanakaw sa kapwa tao sa bansang ito.



-08/21/2019

*Nais Ko sa Gobierno ng Ating Bansa

(Holiday: Ninoy Aquino Day…

intended to be in Tagalog for this Buwan ng Wika)
Form: Rhyme


Patradoot Or the Messenger 12/Many

Patradoot or The Messenger12 /Many

English version by
Ravindra K Kapoor

Nature’s gifted beautiful land of India,

Would show, splashes of its alluring beauty,

You would witness, rows of green trees amid fields,

As if, Nature itself decorates the fields of Indian farmers.



Children’s playing in the fragrance of sand and dust in villages,

Would bind you, to look at their simple smiling faces,

They would bloom like a Rose with pleasure dear, 

By seeing that you are watching them, from some where near.


Ravindra


Kanpur India.  27th May 2010                            to continue in…. 13

Protected as per Poetry Soup’s copy write protections 


.
Note:
In order to protect the publication of Patradoot or 
The messenger in Hindi and English, I am 
discontinuing the Hindi Transliteration of Patradoot 
from this part to protect the original work of my father
late Dr Amar Nath Kapoor. From now onwards 
only English version of the Patradoot would be
placed as usual.

If any reader who is not a member of Poetry soup
has any question or queries they can 
send me an email on- [email protected].


Patradoot in Hindi written by my father late
Dr. Amar Nath Kapoor in 1932, when he was imprisoned
by the British, as he was fighting for India's freedom 
under the leadership of Mahatma Gandhi.

And I gave her an easy catch

Let me try, spoon-feed me nor ever teach,
My big mouth said, help me reach to my bridge 
Like olden-day gurus who would not preach, 
Help me smooth out if you find a rough ridge 
That allowed little light of truth to reach, 
Stop utter darkness from declaring siege. 
Just guide, help me old blockages to breach, 
Let if some light enters from jutted ledge, 
Just see, no doubts come from unforeseen edge.
I love exploring depths far from the beach 
And acquire untapped ocean of knowledge, 
Which, since childhood has been my quenchless itch…. 
Heck, wishing just a helping hand to stretch, 
How I got grabbed, a self-goal, easy catch!
_________________________ 
Sonnet | 05.08.2017 | humour
Note: I just wanted to give her a helping hand in her household chores, hoping to prove that I was not like others. But for my big mouth! As they say in Hindi: aa bail mujhe maar, a fool is always caught in his own words, this tongue-in-cheek sonnet shows.
Form: Sonnet

Pasko Sa Dagat

Habang nilalakbay itong karagatan,
Iba't ibang kulay ng ilaw ang nasisipat
Kadilima'y alay rin sa mamamayan
Puting walang galaw, iba nama'y pakipat-kipat

Parang pasko sa dalampasigan
Ilaw ng mga motor sa dagat, kumukutikutitap
Ang masilaw na puting ilaw, dinaraanan
Sabi'y halika'yo mga isda at kulisap! 

Dasal 'wag lang lumapit ang kidlat
Nang pamilya nami'y huwag mangamba
Hala mga isda pasok at  tuloy sa lambat
Oh kadiliman ikaw rin ay pinagpala

Lamig din ang kalaban, ngunit hindi patitinag
Tuloy lang mga bituin sa pagkislap
Ganito ang gabi, kapag nanlalayag
Saksi sa ilaw ng pagsusumikap at pangarap.
Form: Rhyme

683 Nais Ko sa Gobierno ng Ating Bansa: Ika-3 Utos ng Dios Ama

683.

Nais Ko sa Gobierno ng Ating Bansa:

Ika-3 Utos ng Dios Ama



Ang Ika-3 Utos ng Dios Ama

Ay nais kong gawing batas ng ating Lehislatura

Araw ng Dios ay pakabanalin sa ating bansa

Ito ay banal at nararapat sa pagkilala



Pakabanalin ang Araw ng Dios sa bansang ito

Ang nais kong ipatupad ng ating Ehekutibo

Pakabanalin ang araw Niya ng lahat ng mga Pilipino

Hanggang sa katapusan ng ating mundo



Ang hindi magpakabanal sa Araw ng Dios Ama

Ay nais kong parusahan ng ating Hudikatura

Nararapat pakabanalin ang araw Niya sa buong bansa

Sapagkat Siya ang ating Dios na Tagapaglikha



Ang Pagpapairal sa utos na ito

Ang nais kong patunguhan ng ating pondo

Pondohan nawa ng ating gobierno

Ang pagpapakabanal sa Araw ng Dios sa bansang ito.



-08/21/2019

*Nais Ko sa Gobierno ng Ating Bansa

(Holiday: Ninoy Aquino Day…
intended to be in Tagalog for this Buwan ng Wika)
Form: Rhyme

697 Gusto Ko sa Mamamayan ng Ating Bansa: Ika-7 Utos ng Dios Ama

697.

Gusto Ko sa Mamamayan ng Ating Bansa:

Ika-7 Utos ng Dios Ama



Ang Ika-7 Utos ng Dios Ama

Ay gusto kong isaisip ng mga mamamayan ng ating bansa

Huwag magnanakaw sa ating kapwa

May angkin ding pag-aari sila



Huwag magnanakaw sa kapwa tao ang mga mamamayang Pilipino

Pag-aari nila ay respetuhin sa ating mga puso

Huwag magnanakaw sa kapwa tao sa bansa na ito

At maging saanmang dako ng mundo



Ang hindi pagnanakaw sa ating kapwa

Ay ipangaral sa lahat sa pamamagitan ng salita

Salita ang kaluluwa ng mga utos Niya

Kaluluwang bibigyang-katawan ng kilos at gawa



Gawa ang magsasabuhay sa Ika-7 Utos na ito

Gawin ito nawa ng mga mamamayang Pilipino

Hindi lamang sa bansa nating ito

Kundi pati narin sa buong mundo.



-08/26/2019

*Gusto Ko sa Mamamayan ng Ating Bansa

(Holiday: National Heroes' Day…

intended to be in Tagalog for this Buwan ng Wika)
Form: Rhyme

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