I feel like I've been here forever,
Like this day has gone on forever.
As though I can neither escape the dread of the night before,
Nor the weariness of the morning it preceeds,
The afternoon, the evenings,
the week that returns home sullen, unforgiving and fallen,
the nights that melt into oblivion...
Monday, June 26, 2006
Saturday, June 24, 2006
El sabado le samedi, phir aaya shanivaar
In between saturdays
nothing happens.
The days stand still
and I,
whether in patient waiting
or by restless choice,
drive around-
point to point
end to end
of weeks and months ,
around the occasional moment of truth-
barely rising before being able to fall;
barely engaging before
being able to let go of it all.
(*)El sabado
le samedi
phir aaya shanivaar.
nothing happens.
The days stand still
and I,
whether in patient waiting
or by restless choice,
drive around-
point to point
end to end
of weeks and months ,
around the occasional moment of truth-
barely rising before being able to fall;
barely engaging before
being able to let go of it all.
(*)El sabado
le samedi
phir aaya shanivaar.
Saturday, June 17, 2006
Saturday, June 10, 2006
Friday, June 09, 2006
Thursday, June 08, 2006
Escapades in Ennui
Winding lines
in drowsy climes,
I drift into the wilderness
of a long forgotten rhyme...
in drowsy climes,
I drift into the wilderness
of a long forgotten rhyme...
Thursday, June 01, 2006
First Whiffs
In the moonlight filtering through great swathes of tropical sky
We stood there in our cotton nightdresses
(terracotta tiles glistening beneath our feet
the smells of coffees, cream and expectant earth)
Toasting our bent glass flutes to the harbinger,
To the aching thunder's beat,
To the silk of the palm fronds,
and the crust of our skin
seared by the heat of a testing summer,
The forgetfulness of a trivial winter.
We stood there in our cotton nightdresses
(terracotta tiles glistening beneath our feet
the smells of coffees, cream and expectant earth)
Toasting our bent glass flutes to the harbinger,
To the aching thunder's beat,
To the silk of the palm fronds,
and the crust of our skin
seared by the heat of a testing summer,
The forgetfulness of a trivial winter.
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