Thursday, May 19, 2011

The Fall

You were standing across the bend..
one amongst many, withdrawn.
It never occurred to me in that pale autumn-light,
in the rustle of the dry leaves being blown away,
in that anchor-less faltering...
that, again, I would seek my own earth,
would dream of unburdening,
would hope for solace...
in that common presence...
which, rendered that
mossy cement seat,
the mauve jacaranda rain,
the thronging crowd,
the shroud of dusk,
the festive air and
each day passing into another,
so uncommon!

Author: Jayeeta Sinha Roy

Till Death Do Us Part

The faint glow of the setting sun glistened on the ripples of the Jhelum, as the ripples moves away one by one. The wind coming from the ...