Short Humbler Poems
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small bird evading predator
recognised me as its saviour
taking shelter between my feet
happen-chance soul uplifting, sweet
Gods miracles make us humbler
19-July-2021
I feel- as a tumbler
never stopping for even a small breath of air
hearts humbler
i curse my hell
never sure that it's really there
do tell
can you
know emotions-
true
i feel- as a tumbler
never sure that it's really there
true
Pearl plant, precious, verdantly vellum.
Breathing quietly amidst humbler greenery.
Poetic eyes it aims to please, not prosaic.
Sage, somewhere between its beady lines.
Brightened, as if catching glimpse of a newborn.
I do not own, but yet I wrap my heart around.
Winsome pearls do not drop; raindrops remain.
DELIBERATIONS
nonetheless
a deliberate
continuance
in
a
realisation
of
the
emotional
an exp!osive
apocalypse
to
mark
a
poignant
awareness
where
timeless
passions
&
idealogies
are
suspended
in
a
humbler
resurgent
inheritance
strengthened
transplanted
transfigured
&
tempered
by
valid unbroken
tradition
Scaly Kelly scrawled a scribble rolled up into a scroll
Kept it in the Dolly's baguette and waited for the fall
But Dolly was fumbler-bumbler
Constitutionally humbler
Kissed the baguette goodbye and jumped on a jumbo spring roll
Scaly Kelly © RAJAT KANTI CHAKRABARTY November 2014
Simple souls, they don’t know when to laugh
So they cry just in case
Secretly hoping to be remembered
As profound and empathetic
As it turns the other way round
This bitter experience appears
To be a knowledge of life, prompting them
To act important which only adds comicality.
But they never lose their simplicity
Unlike many of us, who have lost it
Without much care, and maybe
For a humbler reward, than expected.
I was Douglass
A good person
Better than the day that gifts a friendly sun
A humble fellow
Humbler than the trees that regard the regal ride of the
wind.
Oh, wealth
You all I desired, then
Why Playing ceaseless host
To those honest crooks
And left me waiting in the pinching rain of hard-up-ish?
Now, I'm Dog-lass
A rich man
Richer like a man who had 1, 000 wives
A smart fellow
Smarter than the chimpanzee even in its own game
Time has endless Patience
There from the start
There too, 'twill be, at the end
when all else departs
Time's a humbler of Empires
Outlasts them all
Watches monuments crumble
no matter how solid
no matter how tall
The glory that was Greece
The grandeur that was Rome
In Time's rear-view mirror now
Majesty become soil's loam
Time is dispassionate
It goes its own way --
Yet it's ours to utilize for the good
~ every moment, every day