LIMA WORLD LIBRARY

POEM

I do not raise my voice, I raise my brow. That is enough to rearrange

Everyone wants to be a writer. Few want to learn to swim. A school of

You call when nights are cold and long, When he’s not there, and you feel

Ever felt like your opinions were swallowed mid-sentence? Like your feelings queued politely, but were

Where is the mirror? Is there a friend standing there? I rummage through old memories

Many say, Ethics is only what my heart whispers, what my feelings approve. But feelings

I circle the same old questions, like beads on a restless thread, tying and untying

I live a thousand lives within one quiet span, where time and space dissolve into

That is precisely why the number of those who preach peace has grown so large.

On a starry, cold night, In a humble and simple nativity scene, Jesus, the divine

My life is a live-wire sky, sparks leaping from every forgotten wound.. a heartbeat that

I learned to run with hurried feet, chasing horizons made of fire— the wind behind

I learned to run with hurried feet, chasing horizons made of fire— the wind behind

No matter the economy of the forest, the lion will never eat grass. For destiny

Though scattered across the world, A rhythm of letters still shimmers in our eyes. Malayalam,