An idea, a thought, an anecdote, a story or a poem a day!

 Build your piece around this dialogue “I think I finally met The One.” “Again?”

  Her Name Was  Rain The first time, I saw her,  was also in the rain, running and laughing, like a child her beautiful hair all wet,  tangled, and flying wild, her attire clinging to her body and her body soaking wet, leaving nothing to imagine, tantalising from every side a woman like no one,  a woman of her own kind, dreamy, with a smile,  a footstep so light, delicate  like a gazelle,  and a strong mind, her eyes, like lightening,  her laughter, a sound like a thunder, you’d hear in the woods,  a tinkling bell  you’d hear in a temple, like a nursery rhyme,  you’d sing to a child! She grabbed my umbrella,  and threw it on the ground,  she dragged me with her to run wild in the rain she rained with laughter, she ran with rain, pouring,  colouring everything in water colours drenched and wet, and beckoning me to follow her lead, she ran away again, she taught me she caught my imagination,  I love rain rain ...

  Oh! blessed are the ignorant who sin, but not the sinner who knows! Sahil Patel  has set the July third week’s prompt in Lifeline. He challenges us to consider writing  … a poem inspired by the character of the movie/book you liked. You can add more qualities and strengths to the character. In nutshell, you can use your creativity to make a strong character. I  have been completely flabbergasted as which movie/book I should write about, and which character, should I choose.  There have been so many books and plays I have read, and the movies I have seen, and so many characters, people, and sometimes, animals, aliens, who have kept me company, taking turns at different stage in life, becoming more prominent, more alive, like an electric butterfly buzzing in my mind, and then becoming less important at a different stage, receding in the background.  They have been giving me hope, giving me strength, showing me how to be what I want to be, and many others, s...

social critiques that are common in the arts. quantum-physics focus (see  Arts & Culture: Poetry Takes on Quantum Physics ). The quantum world is often described as strange when viewed through classical logic. But when I view the quantum world through poetic logic, I find it familiar and poetically sound. unacknowledged poetic principles to describe the properties of quantum phenomena such as uncertainty, observation, superposition, and entanglement. In the principle of indeterminacy or the uncertainty principle, a subatomic particle’s future position and momentum cannot be known with certainty, since its present state is measured in probabilities; in poetry, ambiguities that arise from uncertainty can be a form of artistic depth. In quantum physics, the observer affects the observed; in poetry, a reader can affect a poem’s meaning through interpretation. In quantum... https://physics.aps.org/articles/v15/111

 When the dawn comes Sun bestows its light, in each direction, it flows The place she wakes in, is dark and murky, with  her radiance it glows. Oh! blessed are the  ignorant who sin, but not  the sinner who knows! When the dawn comes Sun bestows its light,  in each direction, it flows Where she wakes up,  is dark and murky, but its her radiance that glows. Oh! blessed are the  ignorant who sin, but not  the sinner who knows!

  From the Beauty to the Beast I’m all love,  I can give you some too,  to take away your sorrows,  to make you love the world again. I’m all soft, fragile, and fragrant I can touch you, soothe you, caress you,  to take away your calluses, to free you,  from every pain. I’m strong, and I am persistent too,  that I can do it I can fill you with my optimism,  to take away your negativity,  the things about which you complain. I live in stars, I walk on the milky way,  I can create dreams, and then  turn them into reality too. I can fill your life with star dust,  sunshine and blue skies, yes,  I can, if you let me, take you  with me, to a happy domain. I have the seven notes on my finger tips I can lend you the  sargam  of life,  so you can also dance with me breaking every taboo, every restrain, I am Beauty, and I have so much to give I can bathe you in my light, to take away your darkness, to shine...