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There was a hearth;a fire there;chairs;and, I remember, love;all else was there,and did not need to name itself.

so there you are inyour pram or kiddikarrianicely tucked up,being talked to in thatsingysongylingothat grown-ups grow down towhen that tingylingy..

The air from earth to Moonhoney-gold with souls and angels;our every breath, rich with their spirit;invisibility is their modesty.To be unheeded..

Your bliss is not my blissand yet perhapsif I tell you my blissthere may be a placewhere we can meetbeyond wordsMy fatherused to meet that small..

This is an angry poem.About those weasel phraseswhich blow like paper in the streetgoing nowhere,hiding truth,helping us todeceive ourselves.'The..

O Great Spirit,You who in Your form of the Chapungu,the great eagle with sharper eye than any aeroplane,watches over us and knows all things;who even..

I'd like to write - like grown-up poets do:with similes that span the universe,that sparkle, crackle, dazzle, woo the mind;and touch the heart with..

A centre and an expansiona life centred expandingthe force of the centre whirlsa life without limit but it saysa centred life what gods the..

He — or was it she?was a child who said littlebut walked, endlessly, just lookingor stood still for minutes, hours,and became what they looked atwas..

Who is that man who calls you ' a nobody'?Oh, he's nobody.Who is that man who says 'You're really somebody'?Watch him carefully.Who is that man who..

Someone mentioned your name yesterdayand I was silentYou loved goodness, you were goodness,and I think goodness must haveloved you; and we,we loved..

She looked not unlike the anti-heroineof her own novelsor was it the other way around?mousey but together,neatly dressedin an understated waylike her..

'There is no griefwhich time does not lessenor soften' -so said Cicero, a man so often right;a Stoic, those for whomall life presents a lessonto be..

Embattled in that mud - and blood-red poppies;flooded trenches holding 'them' at bay;life or death a coin's flippant toss-up;deafening shellfire near..

Language is a blessing and a curse –sometimes uniting, sometimes dividing,sometimes an arrow, sometimes blown blossoms,misplaced seeds..How can we of..

l o n e l yon the paper, on the screenall by itselfl o n e l yis it,does it think it is,is it happy to be like thatis it happy to be,does it hope for..

LAVA KUSA (UTTARAKANDA)When Lord Yama thoughtA losing battle he fought,He took the final weaponTo Kill Ravana, the demon.That was Brahma's weapon,The..

LAVA KUSA (UTTARAKANDA)After meeting King RavanaThe eminent Sage NaradaCouldn't then quiet remainBut rushed to Yama's domainYama was sitting..

LAVA KUSA (UTTARAKANDA)On the earth, Ravana spared none,He was terrorizing one by one.While travelling on the way,He met Sage Narada one day.Narada..

LAVA KUSA (UTTARAKANDA)Having conquered King MaruttaRavana attacked King Anaranya.The latter fought with courageBut failed at the last stage.Ten..

LAVA KUSA (UTTARAKANDA)After Vedavati's suicidal deathRavana went around the earthIn his Pushpak aerial carAs he liked, wide and far.Right in..

LAVA KUSA (UTTARAKANDA)In his aerial car Ravana roamedOften here and there, all around,And saw a pious maidenNear the Himalayas Mountain.Daughter of..

LAVA KUSA (UTTARAKANDA)Having defeated his brotherLord Kubera in the warRavana took the Aerial carUp above the sky, on the air.Pushpaka suddenly..

LAVA KUSA (UTTARAKANDA)The Raksasas had the upper hand,In the deceitful fight on their side,Though with all vigor Yaksas foughtOnce more a losing..

LAVA KUSA (UTTARAKANDA)With his army Ravana marched,Set to conquer the entire world,Crossing cities, groves, rivers,Forests, hills and..