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different tracks 
different paths 
keep us 
separated
dust and heat
but 
one day 
we will 
surely meet 
face to face 
beat to beat 
sounds of silence 
repeatedly
we will greet 
my cornerstone 
your living 
heartbeat 
a candle 
on the soul 
of  a blog 
buried deep 
in concrete 
a poetic pause 
in a stifled 
winding sheet 
shoeless 
barefeet
I am street photographer a beggar poet .. I shoot misery cavorting with hope I shoot original content. I am Shia Sufi Hindu all in One
Friday, July 9, 2010
One Day We Will Surely Meet
What Really Grows In a Poets Head
eco friendly 
moments 
word like seeds 
in every bed 
a few weeds 
poetically 
planted 
safely 
as you tread 
cultivated 
remorse 
pain despair 
which you 
are fed 
as you read 
him 
move ahead 
words pictures 
of survival 
instead 
man lives by
the sweat
of his brow 
his daily bread 
the poets head 
his tool shed
The Word FUCK
Inspired By Asha
The word Fuck
is like a lotus
in the muck
you me all
sitting duck
only the
sanctimonious
religiously
celibate who do it
to little kids it irks
a papal silence
that smirks
an over rated word
FUCK
that
all night
overworks
hidden
in the soul
of a condom
with or without
perks
FUCK
on the soul
of humanity
conscientiously
lurks
Horn OK Please
dont kiss my ass 
horn OK please 
i am a nervous 
wreck high strung 
i get cheesed 
what is not yours 
promiscuously
you should not 
squeeze silicon 
added sexuality 
merely to cock tease
wish you hope 
love and peace 
the other piece 
fucking whores 
on the highway 
is already diseased
Bindass
mumbai kids 
are incorrigibly 
bindass 
give them an inch 
they kick ass 
clones 
of sallu bhai
villian ka 
satyanas 
zhakass 
when they 
are angry 
god sake 
their path 
dont cross 
dhishum 
dhishum 
total loss 
i hate 
made 
in bollywood 
love stories 
taken 
poetic sanyas 
soul made
 of iron 
balls made 
of brass
The Wastelands Revisited
everything 
all memories
of what we once
 shared is gone  
the river bank
that once 
overflowed 
now weeps 
all forlorn
barefeet 
as i step 
on thorns 
kissing the 
moist earth 
sweet early 
morn
now as poem 
on my soul 
you are born 
a sentinel 
on the shores 
waiting 
for your return 
dusk to dawn
Waiting In Vain
the endless pain 
he was coming 
from ajmer by bus 
instead 
of the train 
held to 
his poems 
by a silken chain 
embedded 
in his camera vision 
 third 
eye of shiva
the lover 
of hussain 
shoots with his heart 
blocks his brain 
pathos passion 
pain on the streets 
in an emulsion
an optical truth  
ingrained
The Girl in the Rajasthani Veil
a moment 
she wont embrace 
isolated 
by time and space 
she hides 
the temerity 
of her soul 
the serenity 
of her face 
while 
i as a poet 
intrude 
the silence 
of hr sensuality 
i keep brace 
lighting 
her with a
 spectral light 
i give praise 
her dreams 
my thoughts chase 
a  seething void 
that needs no phrase 
a picture in captivity 
must i replace ?
The Girl in the Rajasthani Veil
We met on the bus at Surat , I had shot her in another bus at Ajmer highway , not knowing that our paths would cross.
And if you are as camera trigger happy as I am, it was a blessing in disguise shooting her candid without her male relatives or she being aware of it.
I could not be choosy I simply shot and maybe she was intuitively checkmating me with the furtive poetry of her sensuous personality.
And I will confess I saw her without the Niqab , she was very dark, sultry and there was no beauty on her face , he face was sculpted like any other womans face.
So I come to the premise that even the ugliest woman covered from head to toes looks beautiful in a Niqab.
And I come to another conclusion , man is a curious by nature and he hates what he cant see ,. hence the distrust of the veil or the niqab.
It hurts he ego not being able to see another mans wife , so invariably white man, not part of the religiosity of the veil , makes a huge hue and cry, burn the hijab, ban the hijab.. simply because he cannot visually breach the frontier of the veil.
I know hijras who wear the veil in public simply because they are very beautiful and their possessive lover is scared of sharing his lady love with anyone else.
So I shoot the veil to show you its charismatic pull on the hungry human soul.
And I write this as a gab of modesty without enunciating its inherent virtuosity as spiritual garb.
So the Rajasthani Veil was what I shot and surrendered my soul to its poetry.
And the camera became my pen lighting up a reality in all its spectral soliloquy.
And I never spoke to her at all- but than on the other hand without words she spoke volumes about her femininity her desires her emotions and her tryst with my fate ... on a moving bus from Surat to Mumbai.
I got of at Vasai. highway cutting short my dreams my reverie .. and she flew away on the wings of angels.
No Slippers No Shoes
but school is must 
in god we trust 
health is wealth 
life robust
god is truth 
god is just 
heat humidity 
gust and and dust 
 right to education 
right to adjust 
wisdom 
knowledge 
unending thirst 
iron in the soul 
wont ever rust
Yahan Sharab Peena Mana Hai
dil mehkhana bana hai
waqt ne sharabi jana hai
sharab steel ke glass main
aur plate pe chana hai
dry day chati pe tana hai
Mother Takes Child To School
she is not sure 
whether he
will be caned 
mercilessly 
beaten 
to be ordained 
he is naughty 
feather brained 
capital corporeal 
punishment 
discipline 
maintained 
for the teachers 
principal 
no more strain 
spare the rod 
spoil the child 
strictly maintained 
if he hangs himself 
or commits suicide 
momentary pain 
education and end 
to make children 
into good citizens 
long live 
the switch cane 
weapon of mass 
destruction 
teachers untrained
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