Poems About: RETIREMENT

Parkgate, on the Wirral, I remember well, one could see read more »

Another election year coming around, politicians again are
Practicing their smile
They want our vote they’ll promise us the world will be at our
Command read more »

The end of anything comes rather easy,
Time is not like a clock, time is freaky. read more »

Once great mighty river,
why so thin? why so tired?
Your raging battle cry through the wood
is now an endless sigh of watery air. read more »

If you take your last breath today
do you know where you will spend eternity
If you live to be 103 and then die
where will you be? read more »

This poem is reflective of my childhood days where I used to feel bored during summer vacations as both my parents were working. But those long days of boredom made me an individualistic person and capable enough to combat loneliness. There were times when I longed for my parents to be at home when I was an adolescent. This wish was fulfilled when my Dad became a pillar of support during my college days as he had taken voluntary retirement. I had seen both phases which shaped me to what I am now. read more »

you know I slept
twenty years
and woke to find
all things changed read more »

A Village in Iberia


Drove to the village where I was born, hadn’t been there read more »

The Guju, The Bihari, The Rajasthani
The Dubai just returned Malayalee
The Madrasi, The Bengalee, The Punjabi.
For instant beauty - a pack of ‘fair & lovely’ read more »

Take me on your flight bird of prey,
float me above the doom of the last poet

reading the last poem. Like the entire sky read more »

Regardless who sits wishing...
So many believe,
They can put off their lives...
To be lived at a time scheduled. read more »

The turn my car took on Bandra flyover
Helped me see the part of sky with Moon.
And she looked round-faced – full Moon?
Chauffeur had steadied the car, I was not sure. read more »