My mind lately has mischievous ideas roaming around
As if Krishna has done a magic on me
My heart wants to be evergreen and youthful
My hands doing tricks of love to charm Him.I wonder about the scene in my mind...
He is sitting, equipoise and graceful
His camphor-white arms yearning to be reddened by my palms
The Patanjali around his neck sleeping, yet aware of the plot weaving in my mind.I see Him still, his lips curved into a Scarlet smile
So intoxicating! But I shall not touch them
And break his trance
Aha, he is not a dweller of kāma
But I am.I want to feel Him, and be His
I am ready to shed my possessiveness little by little,
Oh wait! Why am I rambling?I take action. Brushing my skinny fingers on the white, soft feather
I slowly go closer to Him, increasing our proximity
I sense a twitch in his fingers, and I know
He is seeing everything.I feel bolder, more confident, and when I am near Him
I take the feather and tickle under His earlobe
I see Him smile, but His eyes remain shut.I feel enraged. How can He be such a control freak!
I now take everything into my hands, and my fingers tickle His waist, His shoulder blades
He must open His eyes now!But He doesn't. And I feel upset and tired
Saddened and disappointed, I go and sleep on my bed of onyx
Under the afternoon dusk of Kailash.And then, He opens His eyes. His turn had come.
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Tandava And Lasya
PoetryThe first poem is the Winner of Yoga Mythology contest "The pang of separation, the loss of love... A peek at the story of Shiva and Sati from Hindu mythology through a poem." I decided to not end this book and continue it. The central theme is spi...