Monday, 22 May 2017

Shabhari waits...

Dreams steps down to....
Walk into the tied minds... .
There are Dreams....but where are the wings....

Should the Dreams get their wings
Is the tie of the mind a lie....
Do the dream know its final run....
  Or ....this is all ....
Just a note on the paper without a feel at all. ..

Is it the passion for language...
Or love of song. .
Mind is filled with confusion...
But heart is filled with cords of Music...

Its the birth right of a girl
To fill her heart with cords of Music
To be strung is her dream....
Overgrown are the ties of mind...
To tie the whole lady...
Why don't these ties...come to string the cords.. And dissolve them within...
Waits ....The Shabhari...
For THE DAY.... Day with freedom...Day when cords spring. . .. 

10 comments:

  1. Shabhari is Hindu mythology character who waits for Rama for years to get freed herself on being stone

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  2. Well written Rashmi....keep up the good work!!!!

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    1. Thanks Madz....you are all the inspirations to start

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  3. Brilliant write up rash..keep coming with more๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ‘

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  4. Hope you don't mind a bit of friendly leg pulling by an old friend who happens to be a bit of grammar Nazi!
    _ Guru
    http://writingexplained.org/cord-vs-chord-difference

    When to Use Cord

    cord versus chord rules and definitionsCord functions primarily as a noun and is defined as a slender length of flexible material usually made of twisted strands or fibers and used to bind, tie, connect, or support.

    The parachute is connected by a heavy-duty synthetic cord that can hold over 1,000 pounds.
    The traitor was hanged by a length of cord.
    I graduated with three cords because of my high GPA.
    Take this cord and tie a knot around the cleat.
    Cord is also the spelling for all anatomical meanings.

    My vocal cords hurt from yelling.
    The father cut the umbilical cord.
    Your spinal cord is out of alignment.
    Cord can also function as a verb, but it does so rarely. When it does, it means to fasten or bind with a cord.

    He corded a stack of old newspapers to throw away.
    The team corded the available lumber and drove it into town.
    When to Use Chord

    chord versus cord english grammar rulesChord also functions primarily as a noun and is defined as a combination of three or more pitches sounded simultaneously.

    Those two chords together sound beautiful.
    The opening chords to the symphony are iconic.
    Hold that chord for five notes.
    Its verb form simply means to play chords on; to produce by playing musical melody.

    He chorded the piano.
    Hey, chord me a melody.
    There is also a second word that is spelled chord. It is a homograph of the musical meaning and has a different origin.

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