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Universe in My Arms by Dr. Rupinder Kaur Kaiche

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I am a floating gel,

As I merge with outer plasma,

You see me a beautiful woman,

I see you my extension of yesterday.

I breathe the air,

And the air I become,

Free,drifting,sailing ‘n’ soaring,

And the air augments me,

I behold the universe,

Spectacular,stupendous,ginormous,

It empowers my extended arms ‘n’ mingles,

In me lies the universe.

Tall Order by Zarine Wahid

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He says my desires cannot be his desires

That my ambitions aren’t his problems

That I should learn to walk on my own

Nor wait to have his hand stretched out to hold.

He says my home cannot be ours

My dreams he cannot commit for sure

My conversations he cannot comprehend

My writings he cannot understand.

I pause for an answer….

The long wait has left me stranded in a dark corner

Civilization: I have left far behind

Learning to fight once again

My lone battle one more time.

The depleted strength regained

Are reminders of the days

When I stared fear in its face

Walking down my own path

Leaving footprints for others to fill.

Fading memories left behind

Replenishing the old with new dreams

Struggling to reclaim my space

In a new world order

Hoping none of it is a tall order.

A Poetry by Sangeeta Suneja

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The morning

The dark of night awaits, 

Playing its calm carousel, 

Draping the damp dementia 

Of the late last evening, 

When the part of the particle broke, Into two, 

the bright bismuth and midnight blue,

Rest resulted in a sleep, 

slumbering in a shallow cloak,

The stream of a running light, tapped against my door,

The dog rubbed its paws, 

Wagging the tail, for a few moments, in hope,

The morning, today again is slow, 

It kicks me left and right, 

But the day is dumb, as much, the night was neatly numb, 

I opened the latch of the door, 

The morning stands, hesitant, out on the floor, 

My wish to call her in, 

She understands, but I do not speak, Why? 

The God, only knows, 

The morning, in me is the sand, awaits, 

away at the shore, We never meet indoor, 

She pays me a visit at the gate and goes,

Back to the back waters, 

My abyss misses again an admirable acquaintance, 

As she posed,

to say a goodbye, 

Was wanting to be the sea, 

The Moon of monotony moans, 

I hang like a broom stick in the corner, 

Ready, lazily for the chores, 

The morning, without waking the waves, 

Once again it goes!

Kiss My Eyes by Farnaaz Islam

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Kiss my eyes,

My eyes overflowing with dreams;

And make them come true,

Make every dream of mine true.

Crystal clear dreams,

Brittle dreams locked in crystal chalices,

Dreams like a beautiful mirror,

Showing only the truth and nothing more;

Dreams tall and divine like a minaret,

Dreams like a fountain,

Overflowing with hope…

Dreams like the raat ki rani,

Blooming only for the night,

And bidding farewell at dawn.

Half-seen dreams,

Swift dreams…drifting away like a puff of clouds,

And not revealing its story.

A burden of dreams,

Haunting my soul…

Making my mind restless,

Bidding adieu to elusive slumber.

As sleep gingerly creeps into my eyes,

Like a lover meeting his beloved in stealth;

The twinkling stars have already faded

To make way for sunshine,

But I’m lost in yet more dreams…

I wander in the vast city of dreams,

Disappearing through every rainbow,

Its colours merging into one another,

Each colour keeping its own dream,

To emerge and see yet another dream;

Tempting me to step into it

And go for the ride;

Into yet more unknown lands,

And strangers I’ll never meet.

Kiss my eyes, my beloved

And unburden me from love’s labour,

Free me from your love,

If love is only grief,

Set me free,

And let us part ways

To never meet again.

Dreams like the surface of a lake,

Always placid, never rising with a storm in its wake,

Your love is such…

That it makes me wonder

If it really is love

With no fervour and no madness?

Kiss my eyes, my love

That is my only dream,

I seek no other dream.

 

Arki Protim Bora

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Hey folks, I am Arki Protim Bora, and I’m a Junior Assistant working for ONGC.
I’ve always been passionate about drawings. I see myself as a person with a passion for trying new things.
As the famous quotes by Carl Rogers states that  “The only person who is educated is the one who has learned how to learn and change.”
I specifically keep myself busy with Doodle & Zentangle art forms.
It is an easy-to-learn, relaxing, and fun way to create beautiful images by drawing structured patterns. You just need to have you lines, curves & strokes all working together in a flow. Although I am not an expert level artist, I am very much happy with my work. So I suggest all of you to explore yourself and give it a try to at least scribble up something, I assure you, you will definitely feel happy about it.
Keep smiling, Stay Safe.

To Get In Touch In With Him: arkip@rediffmail.com

Herbert Kharsyntiew

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Hello there everyone, fellow readers, poets and poetesses alike. My name is
Herbert Kharsyntiew. At the outset, I would like to start off by expressing my
extreme gratitude to Monroe Gogoi for inviting to me to be a part of this
prestigious forum. I am overwhelmed and humbled to get a chance to showcase my
poetry on this platform.
However, I would like to tell everyone here that I don’t consider myself a poet by
any stretch of the imagination. I am not from a literary background nor do I know
much about poetry. But yes, I have written a few verses and lines over the course
of the last few years and have only shared them with my friends and my near and
dear ones to which they seem to have loved and shown an appreciation for my
written pieces. As overwhelmed and excited as I am, I am also a little intimidated
at being invited to be a part of this forum for I am well aware that many other
excellent, established and elite artists will be featured on this platform. But
nonetheless, I remain humble and grateful at this opportunity and an extra special
gratitude to Monroe Gogoi. Well, I cannot forget a certain gentleman that is fondly
known as Mr Nicky J, an established and a popular radio personality without
which none of this would have been possible for me. So a very big thank you to
Mr. Nicky J, of radio mirchi fame.

Well, perhaps I will not be able to exactly explain as to what led me to writing
poetry. As a child, I have always had a fascination with the words of the English
language. As I grew older and started studying poetry and prose in school, the
fondness for the literature grew. I would always fall in love as to how poets
conveyed their messages, using a combination of words through their written
poems. And as the years passed and as I got older, I started falling in love with
music. This led me to also develop a fondness and a fascination for singers and
songwriters. I was fascinated by their usage of words in the context of a song to
convey a meaning or a message. This was where my love and passion grew and
was what incited me to start writing a few poems, although I still am not sure if
whatever I have written were legitimate poetry, as I mentioned earlier, I am not
from a literary background and do not consider myself a poet. I started writing as I
felt it was an extension of my personality and the craving to convey something in
the context of a poem or a song for that matter. I have always had a sense of
satisfaction every time I was able to write a poem. But I was my biggest critic too.
And I was always apprehensive about sharing my writings with anyone except my
close friends and family, but since people seem to like what I have written, so here
I am ready to start my journey with you all fellow artists.
Humbled and honoured.