In no bleeds
of blue on sheets
in no carves
of his name
he is
rather, in caress form.
Somewhere In the Arches
Of what is architecture
if bare of arches and jharokhas
of braided bricks,
left to plastered skin
Good Bye
With welled up eyes,
I call upon your name,
one last time.
A goodbye
to the Gulmohar trees,
soldiering the streets,
and to
the sublime sunsets
in neon prints.
Cadmium Love
Beneath the sun
We immerse, hand in hand,
Our fingers in a lock
Flimsy, above this brisk sand
Its granule holds our tale
In rainbow ruffles
And flannels pale.
I love You Mom
As soft as jasmine in her hair,
or cadmium in our world so bare
our calmness against rushing shores.
She is the beauty in our lores.