Tuesday, March 19

Valentine’s Day – A Poem on Spatial Love

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When planets in the sky they spin,

Bringeth Mars and Venus together,

From galaxies that have long been,

A million light-years or whither.

Stardust, spume and foam,

Nay, hold they no appeal,

As two beating hearts that roam,

Till their love locks a seal.

As teens they oft pine,

Lookin’ forward to the morrow,

No reason, not a rhyme,

To love much, with no sorrow.

The Gods, they must be crazy,

Zeus, Cronus, Uranus,

To lend a fragrance as a daisy,

To a romance as this Sun God’s, Helios.

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Carmelita is an Economics major and is employed with a private sector bank. She holds a diploma in journalism, but that's not the reason for her creative writing skills exhibited in a few freelancing feature writing assignments with a leading daily and also her blog. Her blog falls under the Top 25 of the Best Mumbai Blogs to Follow, by Feedspot.com ranking. She has an eye for offbeat travel, having visited seven continents and seeing more than what meets the average eye. Though not a cook per se, her tips on smart cooking are a thing to reckon in her food and cocktail recipes. As if this is not enough, she dabbles now and then in studio singing assignments which have gained her a sizeable fan following. That she is an avid reader is but natural, with a bent for literary classics which in turn have lent its influence in her blog writing panache.

5 Comments

  1. To weave a tale of love, seeing it in celestial bodies, is ‘astronomical’ talent. Lofty thoughts, far from the ‘Madding crowds’.

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