work

work

can be a piece of art
Orelse A daily chore
Mundane with Monday blues
Also Exciting with Friday hues

Work drives
Fodder for ego
A power shower
Never ends till breath

urchin

today
while walking by
saw a tatters torn
urchin
prying his eyes
Ogling away at everyone
for his turn
To be noticed
For
Ugliness to be sworn
with A Dirty cover worn

For that wink of eye
with cluttering of dime
his ears cued on
The sound of footsteps
For a rivulet of merci
Source of his life
For his daily bark
of hunger
of misfortune
silenced by
streaks of loaf

peace

the moon
the silence
the breeze

no words
only feelings
a soothe
in tenderlings

let churnings to rest
seek peace in whine
isnt it a cloud nine !!


man
earns money
to get peace
but does he realise
its peace ruined
for loads of honey

uk

=LONDON-essex, oxford street, london zoo, tower of london, westminister abbey, big ben, buckingham palace, natural history museum, greenwich, souththampton, east coyes, needle, isle of wight, (by red funnel), piccadily circus, regent park, london eye, sea aquarium on thames, london bridge, aldwych(indian high commission), wembley central, Illford, Romford, wembley temple, madam tussauds


=TUBE STATIONS-south kensington, oxford circus, marble arch, preston park, baker street, bank, mile end, elm park station, , dagenham east, temple, greenwich by DLR, canary wharf,-- jubilee line, central line, district line, hammersmith and city lines, circle lines-- warren cross, train to upminster, east ham (temple)-- bond street, Blackfriars, victoria , liverpool street, upton park, st james park (for buckingham palace)


=PLACES= lake district, ayrshire in scotland, craig haven (atlantic ocean), yorkshire in leeds, walshingham (church), southampton, east coyes, portsmouth, needles, isle of wight, epping forest

-MALLS--sainsburys, ASDA, primark, aldi, morrisons, debenhams, mercury, wilko, liberty

=transport for london--TFL--oysters card--london bus-

=bus= romford , ilford , oxford circus,

shutter freezes

Power of beautiful people

We have all come across pretty faces.They are desirable to have for they pep up our spirits--its like a pretty lap of nature or pretty bird--except that they are human--more dear to us--give us the motivation.We tend to give in to them most of the times.
But they have this flip side which is grave and so many people who are caught in their web ,are being manipulated and having miserable life.Not necessarily true though.
By virtue of their pretty face and power to hypnotise--they can be very manipulative. By their misuse of charms--hypnotising effect, they have the power to regulate your behaviour.So they get the person to do what they want.And in this process they-- get what they want.
It is for us to realise that we should not be driven by their charm.
It is important for our peace.Instead we should fall for that person who is a good human being and not just a charmer---*because of whom we lose our sense of right and wrong.
Pretty people have the power to change this world for good. But its not often they exercise this choice. Most of the time they tend to get selfish for their needs and whims.We should give the right to be manipulated or used -to innocuous beings. So much for peace.
Statutory warning :Any resemblance to any pretty face is purely coincidental.
*Mutual funds are subject to market risk. Please read the offer documents carefully before "emotionally"investing.
Make a wise choice !!!
So beware!!!!!

Life is to be simple and pray and do good to others as much--rest is all "maya"=-- an experience that only gives physical pleasures--

---it is sad that the Indian mindset is to possess assets---in delhi , singapore etc--(as many places as possible)--both moveable /immoveable---why does not the indian psyche believe in act of giving after securing their minimum needs --what is the need for securing future generations--who can do things on their own or can even scuttle away the assets --no guarantee --so better would be to put the "surplus" to use of "common good"---we have yet to learn this as a nation---pleasee think over it