she of the sun-kissed frangipani...

the summer's elastic daylight finally wraps up its realms of gold, as tall silhouettes of trees blessed with lush verdure and avian chirps, stretch themselves over technicolor bosom of crepuscule, etching a rippling chiaroscuro over the visage of sapphire lake. the mangoes wink at the sun that retreats on footprints of glowing amaranths of red, indifferent to forlorn droop of sunflowers; and cicadas begin quaint threnodies on reverberating strings of cellos, while fireflies of aster-face twinkle as plucked constellations of wishes on the stalks of slumbering bushels. mascara-tinted clouds enshroud the darkening face of the once azure sky, pregnant with raindrops' emotion, thunder's heart wrenching cries of endurance and with lingering whim of a rainbow, this is a prologue to summer's rain. she of the sun-kissed frangipani that hides a glowworm of fluorescence within its petals of sublime, paints with colors of twilight on the sublime breast of sailing, soaring clouds etching variegated characters, that whisper their own tales to rising stars. she of the sun-kissed frangipani, gathers stardust on fingertips of intrigue from the vacuum of infinite, to sprinkle as dream-seeds on eyelids closed with hope of sweet siesta, filling moonlight in secret cisterns to polish her gorgeous smiles. she collected night jasmines of insomniac smiles from myriad octopus limbs, in her skirt frills to scatter on threshold of tomorrow, through her sparkling irises of amber peeps her soul that tenderly caresses all my faults, mistakes, errors erasing them from the window pane of bittersweet existence...

I am an M.B.B.S. doctor with a passion for poetry and literature. I have always expressed my innermost thoughts and sentiments through the medium of poetry. A feeling of inner tranquility and bliss captures my soul whenever I pen my verse. Nature has been the most inspiring force in molding the shape of my writings. I have published two books and have published poems in journals like the Rusty Nail and Contemporary Literary Review India and one of my poems was published in a book called Inspired by Tagore published by Sampad and British Council. I have written poetry all my life and aim to do so forever.