Indira Renganathan Poems

Innocent animals are not ignorant
But let with manure grow plants abundant
Innocent plants are not ignorant
But the strength of exemplarily an elephant
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Thiruparankundram-
First of the six special abodes of Lord Murugan
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Housed street
Breaking the day through a window-rift
Garden aroma hushing in waking up the mind
Lazy-hazy mood deterged to rise from grey dip
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Ah, in just a sudden dunk of desires
This soul whole lost and mires
What if bewaring of fugacious the desires
Itself ere death, cerebrate higher empires..
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I have not seen a ghost
Nor have I seen you
I know you are a ghost
Inside me quite true
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Nandhiyarvattai (CrapeJasmine)


She's a dancer in group
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When I think of you
I don't know
If you too think of me
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Life has its meanders and
Pitfalls

How could my love hide
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Earth Anthem
Anthem, (from the Latin - antiphona, sounding against,
responsive sound, singing opposite, alternate chant)
is a hymn of praise which is also responsive in nature.
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Sloka, is the most common Sanskrit meter and is a descendant of the older Vedic gayatri
The sloka, meaning 'song', although metric, is not considered poetic.
It functions more as the equivalent to Western prose with lines and meter and
is often used in narratives or epics.
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