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Theme : Poetry
A Poem
by Shernaz Wadia
 How
should a poem be?
Crystalline, mirrored the placid lake
Stately like me, intoned the tree
Free flowing, gurgled the river
Spontaneous and lively, crooned a bird
Fragrantly enticing, droned the bee
Captivating, laughed the butterfly.
How about colorful? Asked the flowers
Deep and meaningful, averred the vale
With certain majesty, echoed the hills.
Refreshing, whispered the summer breeze
Mellow. Evocative. Crackled autumn’s leaves
So, deep within the inspiring woods
I scribbled and scrawled and hastened
To proudly dedicate my poem...
All nature burst into splits !
Oh, you poor nitwit !
The soul of nature cannot be conveyed
Except with the breath of immortality!
August 6, 2006
Photograph by Rajender Krishan
The Week of August 6, 2006
A Poem by Shernaz Wadia
A Query by Jay 'Aarzoo'
A Spark of Life by Walter Durk
Alone by Walter Durk
Autumn Mist by Matthew Brackley
Azanee, Lady of Elegance by Khadim Hussain
Circumstances by Wangdi Gyalpo
Desert Mountains in Leh by Jennifer Marie Bayer, Ph.D
Differently Beautiful by Shernaz Wadia
Golden Eagle Rising by Matthew Brackley
Kinu Goala's
Alley by Kumud Biswas
Man and Wife by Archana Shukla
Monarch by Dr. Christine Redman-Waldeyer
Rain by Lavanya Shah
Revenge by Annu Chopra
Sanctum Sanctorum by Aparna Chatterjee
Seasons by Lavanya Shah
Smile in His Sleep by A. Thiagarajan
Taking Stock by Sucharita Dutta-Asane
The Essence of Life by Walter Durk
Violence by A. Thiagarajan
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