Whole in a Part
Visvanathan Balasaravanan
Stretching
far far away,
very far away,
(like the first-love joy)
The Universe.
Universe.
The whole.
Where shall I fix its boundary?
For any big THING, will have its boundary.
May be after many solar systems,
so many galaxies and so many…
Its boundary I shall find.
What will after that boundary be?
A uni-Universe, shall I assume.
Again, beyond uni-Univese?
May be
non-ending space…
or non-ending boundary after boundaries
and even then,
everything, being a single THING,
has its boundary.
Where is it?
Small small things…
the smallest thing…
The Atom.
The indivisible Part – as they say.
Divided the small thing
into much smaller things;
electrons, protons, neutrons.
What’s an electron or
its colleagues, inside?
For any small THING
will have something Inside.
What’s Inside ‘that something’?
a some-Something, shall I assume.
Again, inside some-Something?
Can
The Boundary of the Universe be Inside an Atom? *
How can I
end?
When I think of
endless THINGS…
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*May be that's why atom bomb breaks to yield lots of energy !
- the most blessed are those who encounter the toughest times... because, God thought you are the strongest to handle these toughest...
Saturday, January 26, 2008
Monday, January 14, 2008
Naked Dreams
Naked Dreams
Visvanathan Balasaravanan
Those sensuous lines of
John Keats, who lives
in my bookshelves
the dancing ‘jimiki’
in a girl’s ears
bright Black in everything;
the nothing of light
haunting memories
that rushes my
adrenaline
spontaneous watering
on seeing
a beautiful girl
spending twenty-five hours
a day,
playing with kids
the romantic red-blue clouds
of the evening west
the moody white-blue clouds
of the evening east
cute wrinkles of my
grandpa’s face,
which urges me to pinch
the deserted room, of my home
factory of my creative works
tasty smell of
archive books,
in between its pages
the smell
before and after
a pluvial scene
moon light
over the rooftop
fresh green trees
after bathing in
rain
soothing sodium vapour lamps’
rays of
patience and satisfaction in life
soft and calm
terracotta of Buddha
window seats of
city bus with
long rides
shiny black crow
flying through the
white bright clouds
…more, when I like more……
- the most blessed are those who encounter the toughest times... because, God thought you are the strongest to handle these toughest...
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