Poems
Vipers Without Venom
Since my emotions had found their way
The torment of vipers, I augured one day
I couldn't even please, in my life
After trying hard, never denied...
Poems
PLAY OF EMOTIONS
Sometimes, for right,
You have to go wrong
The heart screams,
As emotions throng
The world wronged you,
Nevertheless of your finish
Will they come across you,
Until the world will...
Poems
HOW COULD I FORGET
In their eyes, there was some ray of magic
That was nothing, an extension to my grief
But not for me, since my story was tragic
I...
Poems
I STILL REMEMBER
Was that glee in your eyes
That hid many moans and cries
I still remember that day
When my heart fell your prey
I saw the sign of...
Poems
THE SYMBOL OF PEACE
The illusory!
They went through me
Compelled me to think
Would that,
I were Dove!
The abhorrence of others
might wither away.
Then, there will be
The peace of mind.
The wild creature
Without...
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