Tag: family
Blankets on the couch, where members slouch, chocolate stains in nooks and pouch, incite some anger and insincere ouch! Unpicked shirts, trousers and sock(s), half closed drawers that mock, bathroom shout for a towel or tooth paste, From someone who entered in haste. An unsharpened pencil, papers, puzzle pieces and a stencil, a pen, a … Continue reading Untidy Home
What do you call a home? A place to rest, after you roam. A pad to share with those with a common genome. Or is it firstly and fore-mostly - a feeling, a syndrome? Rooms, furniture and furnishings make a dwelling, What makes a home a deep, special feeling? With what and how much effort … Continue reading What is a Home?
Teen daughter recently said, your writing is sanguine but serious, She suggested, I write something simple and spontaneous, Not didactic, yet delicious, Preferably funny and humorous. I promised to try. But mostly to get by. She has given me a task tough, As if my writing is not enough. Our children are our biggest critic, … Continue reading Daughter’s Dilemma
Silence of early morning is mesmerizing, quiet all around is energizing, my prayers are uninterrupted. Observations, undisrupted I can think keenly. Sip my chai serenely. Sun will soon rise without a din, workings of the day will begin, chirps of birds will fill the air, and morning will be announced with flair. Soon, my home … Continue reading Morning
Rhythm & Rhyme 