Aniruddha Pathak Poems

One that withdraws all his senses
From the world of cravings at will,
Limbs as are drawn in by a tortoise,
Man he's of wisdom stable and still.|| 2.58 ||
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(A poetic translation of a story by Rabindranath Tagore, kśhdhārto pāśhāņa, Hungry Stones, for convenience split in 13 parts) . It is set in blank verse with stanzas that rhymed in between.


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Succumb to no unmanliness,
Ill doth it befit a man of thine shine,
Forbid such feeble faint-heartedness,
Casting off such cowardice of thine,
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Hungry Stones - 5

(A poetic translation of a story by Rabindranath Tagore, kśhdhārto pāśhāņa, Hungry Stones, for convenience split in 13 parts) . It is set in blank verse with stanzas that rhymed in between.
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When done, dusted, gone,
Let no one my absence feel.
When senses get ill
And each body bone
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When basis there's none from a good base,
Remain when untouched targets on chase,
When growth goes only down,
Profits to red from brown,
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As today, then too was it a curse
Ere history began
To the cave-dwelling men—
A counting device called abacus,
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There might be a day when words won't be,
Finer expressions, nor poetry,
Emojis and few else,
To me this cartoon tells,
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Turning rosary beads lifelong bound—
A long playing record round and round;
What if mind's stuck up found—
Way far, least worship-wound,
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Way lost and starved, wandering crowd,
Walking long miles, on their feet proud,

Deserted, no one with them stands,
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