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Words and more words

 In the depths of silence Where the words reside A symphony of whispers Waiting to be untied Unspoken dreams dancing in the moonlit air A tapestry of emotions Woven with utmost care The pen A conduit Pouring feelings like rain A language of the soul Where thoughts are unchained Each syllable a brushstroke Painting vivid […]

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The mirror of memories

 In the mosaic of olden days, reflections unfold, The rearview mirror of memories, a tale to be told. Highs and lows painted on the canvas of time, A masterpiece of life, an intricate rhyme.   Laughter and tears, like brushstrokes so bold, In the gallery of recollections, stories are scrolled. People, once vivid, in my […]

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Time passages

 A song by Al Stewart called Time Passages was playing in the background and these thoughts leapt to my mind. Enjoy. In the tapestry of time, I sit and reflect, From the barely started day to the evening’s sweet sunset. Mondays to Fridays, a seamless blend, Years passing swiftly, like a transient wind.   Forty, […]

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All slang is metaphor and each generation has it own

Imagine life as a vast, ever-changing landscape, and the way you navigate it is through the lens of metaphors – colourful expressions and symbols that capture the essence of your experiences. G. K. Chesterton once said, “All slang is a metaphor, and all metaphor is poetry.” This implies that the language we use, especially slang, […]

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The Road not taken

 “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost is often misunderstood as a poem that celebrates individualism and the idea of forging one’s own path in life. However, a closer reading of the poem reveals that this interpretation is too simplistic. The speaker of the poem faces a choice between two paths and ultimately chooses the […]

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Poetic meditations, on the mystery of dark matter

Some whimsy to start the weekend with my attempt at a poem about dark matter followed by a poem by Rebecca Anne Wood Elson a Canadian–American astronomer and writer about the same subject. Dark matter, a mystery still unsolved A substance that scientists have evolved To understand and decipher its code But still, it remains […]

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