Wednesday, April 12, 2017

Raindrops



Up from the gloomy sky
Down to the waiting earth

Sometimes it is like tear drops
Of loving mother
Falling on the head of infant

Sometimes it is tear drops
Of the lover
To the cheek of beloved
Filled with rhythm of heartbeats

Sometimes it is cool
sometimes it is too hot

Many times it was like
crying little boy
Who lost his kite in wind

Many times it was a tune
From the lip of clouds
Meditating  green earth

Rain drops
Come to awake the seeds
Come to awake the spring back
Come to pat the Sparrow
Come to the lines of a poem
To make the garden of thoughts

CLOUDS




Looking to the sky
Sun masked by the clouds
Like memories by time

Looking to the sky
Clouds being dark
Like sorrows covering
Every smiles

Like a mother
They carry rain drops
In womb

Clouds hum the tune
Together the blowing wind,
Passes a loving kiss
With the mountain peak  

Clouds are like transient dreams
Bringing rainbows
Vanishing sudden

Clouds are like Angles
Sweeping the tears all where


Welcome oh clouds
Fill my heart with magic wings


Wednesday, January 22, 2014

HAIKKU POEMS



HAIKKU POEMS


leaves closed deep
in meditation
mimosa pudica


looking to the sky
i heard a silent cry
little star down to earth


through the mist
sun creeps in to the room
a spider weaves

Friday, December 27, 2013

Haiku poems


Locking with the twigs
two trees beside
returns to  motherhood

Scrambled and scrambled
little moons face
in the wild lake

Tiny grass leaves
under the old banyan tree
chicks under the hen

I heard the sparrow
singing a welcome note
for the spring 

Saturday, November 2, 2013

haiku poems


dew drips from leaf to leaf morning silence

from the green a grasshopper creeps a narrow step
an ice cube in touch of sun a sea in her hand

Thursday, April 11, 2013

Resurrection


Resurrection


Blended moonlight and dream for dinner,

A lonely nightingale’s song all drunk up,

Grumbling about the companion who never

showed up after a long wait,

The wick of hopes pulled down,

Hooting fears covered in blankets,

Listening to twinkling baby stars’ stories while asleep,

Embracing the night’s phase when the Queen of Night blooms,

Let me drink the potion of boredom and die,

To be resurrected tomorrow for you .

(a poem in malayalam written by me transilated by Padma Thambaty  Faculty at University of Pittsburgh)

Sunday, March 31, 2013

haikku poems



evening shore
cold wind blows 
a tear so far


a summer cry
tender leaves
in a hibiscus


mid summer,
she borrowed 
a spring from me


garden 
bushes shaped 
into souls



silent lake,
single girl
throwing stones