As the farmers bellow in ranches
And the political monkeys laugh on branches,
The wind of agony blows.
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I search for you everywhere! And in my sleep
Blooms the wild tuberose of your dreams.
The stars are busy—twinkling in the sky.
And, within me, a sea has begun to rise.
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Most people do not like solitude.
They confuse it with loneliness.
They do not understand its utility.
They work hard to find a mate and
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Camus, Kafka, Keats, Khalil, Orwell, Byron, and Soren all died due to tuberculosis. Hemingway shot himself. Bukowski failed to live. Plath stuck her head in the oven. Nietzsche suffered a migraine. Neruda was poisoned. Kerouac died due to heavy drinking. Harrison died of a heart attack. Dhoomil died due to a brain tumor. Schopenhauer was a pessimist. Heidegger was a nihilist. Yeats was a lovesick loser. I don't know whether sickness makes poetry or poetry makes poets sick! Anyway, it cost too much to create plenty of work.
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Wind Of Agony
As the farmers bellow in ranches
And the political monkeys laugh on branches,
The wind of agony blows.
As the rain sprinkles acid,
And the jobless man stands placid.
The wind of agony blows.
When a genius gets sick
Of socio-religious tricks,
The wind of agony blows.
When a prophet or a priest
Becomes a curse,
Who once used to nurse,
And divides the society and
turns friends into foes.
The wind of agony blows
A man is eaten by the mob,
And the streets are stained with blood.
I understand all this.
Today, it's him.
Tomorrow, it could be me.
And the day after, it will be you.
And the wind of agony will continue.
-Ishwar Chandra
A man should be judged upon his beliefs, whereas a woman should be judged upon her disbeliefs.
Those who do not have their own colour—they get coloured in the colour of society.
Man is one who often gets confused by the joys of life.
Beauty lies in one's nose. In order to be beautiful, you have to keep your nose intact and sovereign.
To a person of special talents and a creative mind, suffering and pain are adventures; to a dull and ordinary person they are nothing but objects of lamentation.