Aniruddha Pathak Poems

Of heavenly worth,
Worth all pains from birth,
But a blip of bliss on Earth!
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If a man loves a plain Jane,
The beauty lies in her brain;
Words which otherwise irritate,
Would sound sweet from a loving mate;
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In praise nor yet in hate,
In quiet pregnant wait,
The joy of silent date
Never is in debate,
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Do keep your hope alive
That goal shall soon arrive—
That a well walks up to parched you,
Feel not defeated to get your due,
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A tale of grey grief
Told by a brown leaf,
All leaf ears were stiff.
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A man's mind mastered and well-led,
When but in his Self is seated,
Free from longings and cravings all,
A yogi yoked can we him call.
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Yea, I am no sage,
But whenso I suffer rage,
I watch its image
On my mind screen's open page,
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A poem if that be better, better be brief,
One that flows and floats like a dry leaf,
Hidden like an iceberg,
Set to sail smooth and snug,
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Nature's a doctor of rare height,
But cannot a prescription write,
Think, why walnuts are good for brain,
Designed are they to look like brain.
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Wish I get reborn in your heart,
Would ye spare me a little space?
I assure I'd be me apart,
And try my best, lose my old face.
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