Thursday, May 28, 2009
25th may. Cyclone Aila.
Imprisoned indoor, no electricity
Outdoors, a storm was blowing the city.
Can't go out, have to stay home
Can't go out with aila on the roam:
Uprooted trees, away blew things
Broke the glass, tore hangings,
Crashed and crushed cars on road
Another crisis...to vouch for votes!
The wireless screeching it out all
Echoing in the walls of the hall
Oh how hard it is to be alone!
With no t.v, nor the phone,
Nor the computer, nor music
Boredom could make one sick.
None to talk to, none so near
Nothing to do is hard to bear!
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
To....the journey that's NIT, Durgapur
Foreword: This poem was written for someone who wanted something about the end of his college life. He specified the points that he wanted to mention. I just converted prose to poetry. Three verses, dedicated to the life at NIT, Durgapur. The four years.
FARE-WELL
Farewell to the four years
Of cheers, and fears, and tears.
Farewell to the four years
Of bikes, and burns, and beers.
Gang at college, friends at home
Cursing Newton, Gauss and Ohm.
Nights out for days, on the roam
Clothes don’t matter, what’s a comb?
Hygiene is a sin; never care for health
Winning bets, that’s real wealth.
Late to bed, late to rise
When it’s fun to be foolish
Why be wise?
Smoking joints, smoking cigarettes
Youth is the life with no regrets.
Drowsy days, dreams and distress,
Life in the hostel, food in the mess.
Learning to sustain in sun and rain;
Never let life turn mundane.
The electronic screen live before eyes
Always full of entertaining supplies
Bunking classes, no heed of time
Life is multi-timed, the world sublime!
Watching everything found on the LAN
On Orkut and Gtalk, a different man
Life beyond existence,
Is life intense.
Mass of memories, endless energies
More years ahead: can’t forget these
Can’t go back, can’t let it go
Yeah we know; we have to grow.
So here we are: all of us, guys!
‘Tis time to bid the final goodbyes.
It isn’t as bad as it appears;
They will be with us, the four years.
Down the lane, we may meet again
In pain and strain, we’ll together remain.
Early to bed, early to rise
It’s fun to be foolish,
But best be wise.
Special thanks to Sarbojit Mallick, who introduced me to the world inside NIT, Durgapur. And all the ex-classmates of mine, who’re still in it.