
Friday, 17 October 2008
Saturday, 11 October 2008
Thursday, 9 October 2008
Monday, 6 October 2008
SHE- BEGGER
She, who wore ragged clothes
Looks stare at that bread;
In her pale eyes, which are in pits,
There is no light; it is dead.
Yet nobody can notice that
She continues her song of hungry
Even the shopkeeper doesn’t care;
But, at her, he shows his angry.
No one కాన్'t keep their hands in pockets
And కాన్'t keep their looks in her bowl;
But everyone looks at her body
Which seems through the patches; as jackal.
She has a baby on her back
It is skeleton in shape, real;
Who creates such heads , is the God,
Or the society? The mystery, who can reveal.
G. MURALI, M.A
She, who wore ragged clothes
Looks stare at that bread;
In her pale eyes, which are in pits,
There is no light; it is dead.
Yet nobody can notice that
She continues her song of hungry
Even the shopkeeper doesn’t care;
But, at her, he shows his angry.
No one కాన్'t keep their hands in pockets
And కాన్'t keep their looks in her bowl;
But everyone looks at her body
Which seems through the patches; as jackal.
She has a baby on her back
It is skeleton in shape, real;
Who creates such heads , is the God,
Or the society? The mystery, who can reveal.
G. MURALI, M.A
Friday, 3 October 2008
SUMMER
SUMMER
Summer summer summer
Burns all nature;
Quests for shadows
Every animate creature;
The shadows take
Rest under them-selves,
The noise sleeps
In the high shelves;
There is no discourse
Among the leaves, wonder;
With hanging tongues
The dogs restlessly wander;
A stork seeks solemnly
For a small cray-fish;
Calmly stood in the
Deep less pond of slush;
Lo, in mirage on the plain
A bullock cart passes;
From high rocks in to a dale
An ever-wakeful rill flows.
12.6.1993.
G.MURALI M.A.
Summer summer summer
Burns all nature;
Quests for shadows
Every animate creature;
The shadows take
Rest under them-selves,
The noise sleeps
In the high shelves;
There is no discourse
Among the leaves, wonder;
With hanging tongues
The dogs restlessly wander;
A stork seeks solemnly
For a small cray-fish;
Calmly stood in the
Deep less pond of slush;
Lo, in mirage on the plain
A bullock cart passes;
From high rocks in to a dale
An ever-wakeful rill flows.
12.6.1993.
G.MURALI M.A.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)