Posted on February 27, 2009 by gautami tripathy
Posting here, another Bop Poetry. This is in complete opposite voice of what I wrote in my last post. Do read that too, if you have not. I like the refrain thing in the Bop as it kind of makes the whole poem come out in a different way. Read the poem without the refrain [...]
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Posted on February 26, 2009 by gautami tripathy
I look above the skysearching for your facelooking down,I itch and scratchstomping my feeton the ground. don’t you know
if I didn’t have rocks in my shoes I’d run more. to you.
why the hell did I walk in this heat on the tarred road?why did I let your words fool menow my shoes are stuck.with a [...]
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Posted on February 25, 2009 by gautami tripathy
persistent voicesinterfere with my thoughtswith callous regard
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comb persistantlyinterfere my hair’s natural wavespulling it callouslyI TUG WITH FRUSTRATIONpulling it callouslynatural wavy hair persistentlyinterfere combing
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Posted on February 24, 2009 by gautami tripathy
when at crossroadsstop, pause a while,fix the dilemma. BY ASKING WHAT AILS YOU?dilemma fixed now,stop pausingand cross the roads.
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Now go join the NaisaiKu Challenge.
Thanks Andy, I am lovin’ writing those!
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Posted on February 22, 2009 by gautami tripathy
moths die outin the flickering light
sun diffusesinto twilight
mislaid within arroyo of my mind-my euphoria
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twilight thoughtsmove in a whilrwindcreating chaosTWILIGHT THOUGHTScreate chaosmoving in a whirlwindtwilight thoughts
Go join the NaisaiKu Challenge!
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Posted on February 21, 2009 by gautami tripathy
As it so happens I am window shopping in the local market when I spot Paul Drake, the famous private detective who works with Perry Mason in the Erly Stanley Gardner’s books. I am kind of amazed to see him making a meal out of crispy cakes, various types of sandwiches and a big jug [...]
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Posted on February 19, 2009 by gautami tripathy
squeezing the bridge of my nosewith the blue tinted glassI look with harried concentration into that page, indecipherable wordspopping out from everywhere
mosiysma, inghruyt, dkjulxzzare but a few. only from those kidsone learns new words, making no sensewait a moment, but they doif nothing they do bring in a smile
“secretly wishing I was the student, they [...]
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Posted on February 18, 2009 by gautami tripathy
smudged with dirt, wiped clumsilytiny fingers are dipped in ketchupthe glowing child sucks it cleanrisk of infection unknown to herher harassed mother watchescurbing her own impulse to stop her
something compelling her, mothercollects another plate of french fries, pours ketchup liberally over itand candidly copies the child, longer fingers dipped in itshe sucks each squeaky clean
“if [...]
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Posted on February 16, 2009 by gautami tripathy
Get into this train for a great ride….
hiding there-yet aura makes knownof your presence
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musty old letterbringing in tears- tears me apart
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others’ memoriesare just as privateas our thoughts
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All these and a few more were inspired by J. Andrew Lockhart.
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Posted on February 15, 2009 by gautami tripathy
getting up from bedI feel the walls shakingwalking awkwardlytowards the stoveI warm last night’s tea
bedcovers lie on flooryou clutch the vacuum,which is as naked as you sweet smell of love turnsbitterly sour in the morning
sipping the obnoxious tea, I look at you with a hatred so fierce, anger so unknownyour snores goad me,I pour the [...]
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