An innocent girl,
Who lost her life,
All because of a few men,
Men who believed themselves to be superior.
They robbed her of her soul,
Her hope, her fight,
Woke a nation,
A sleeping land,
Candles,not weapons, were held in hands,
Justice was what was asked,
A feeling of despair, desperation, hit them all,
Where is our Country?
Is it the same place,
where the ashes of those who fought long for its freedom,
Are buried ?
How long will it take till we're safe?
How long till we see better days ?
This night seems too long,
But now it's time to rise up,
To enlighten ourselves and others,
We can't sit back anymore,
It's time to wake those,
Who hold the law in their hands,
Justice, knocking at their doors.
Saturday, December 29, 2012
Saturday, December 22, 2012
In the dark
The dark forest enveloped her,
The light disappeared,
She had said she was lost,
But where?
The darkness was growing in her eyes,
Demons rising in the dark,
The beady eyes of a raven, that dark raven,
Watched her closely.
She heard a noise,
The noise of footsteps,
The dark woods creaking,
She paced in the dark looking for a way, someplace to go,
Somewhere to hide,
Yet the light didn't get through to her.
The noise of footsteps echoed loudly,
Her life hung by a string,
Held tightly by those who claimed to own her,
It was the end.
There he was with his silver blade,
The blade that glistened in the dark,
His hood covered his dark face,
'Come my child, the time has come'.
The end, so soon? Was she really getting what she wanted?
Just when she took a step,
To embrace death in her arms,
The forest tis melted,
Her tears fell like the rain.
She had hoped her world,
That terrible place was coming to an end,
But she had hoped to soon.
The light disappeared,
She had said she was lost,
But where?
The darkness was growing in her eyes,
Demons rising in the dark,
The beady eyes of a raven, that dark raven,
Watched her closely.
She heard a noise,
The noise of footsteps,
The dark woods creaking,
She paced in the dark looking for a way, someplace to go,
Somewhere to hide,
Yet the light didn't get through to her.
The noise of footsteps echoed loudly,
Her life hung by a string,
Held tightly by those who claimed to own her,
It was the end.
There he was with his silver blade,
The blade that glistened in the dark,
His hood covered his dark face,
'Come my child, the time has come'.
The end, so soon? Was she really getting what she wanted?
Just when she took a step,
To embrace death in her arms,
The forest tis melted,
Her tears fell like the rain.
She had hoped her world,
That terrible place was coming to an end,
But she had hoped to soon.
Sunday, November 25, 2012
The festival of lights
Diwali- a festival of lights celebrated with great fervor in India, it really is like Christmas for us. There are gifts, lights, fireworks, everything ! Sweets are also a big highlight of this festival. It really is celebrated to give importance to the return of Lord Ram. The festival is celebrated, with lights and fireworks and of course the distribution of sweets. The festival really is enjoyable and is a photographers delight, because of the amazing ideas and opportunities for night photography.
Goodies |
Afloat |
Firework |
Hope |
Lights |
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Monday, November 05, 2012
A walk to remember
Recently, I went for a photo walk, courtesy my school, to Kashmiri Gate. We also visited st. James church along with Nicolas cemetery. The cemetery was the first place we visited, it was brimming with history. The cemetery had graves of many people who had expired during the British rule in India and after. Some graves were recent, some were old. What was sad to see was the fact that most people died at very young ages. Most between the ages of 20-30. Many graves were very well carved and had beautiful motifs on them.
Young blossom |
Guardian |
Next we went to the Kashmiri Gate, on our way, we observed a mosque that was literally built on the roof of a shop. The architecture was Islamic but it was very beautiful . Before we went to the Kashmiri Gate, we visited this garden, where we observed many monuments, that were built by a previous ruler at the time. There was also a house, that really looked like a gate away cottage.
Mosque |
Then, we visited the kashmiri gate, though it had been reconstructed it still looked like a beautiful archway.
Monday, September 24, 2012
Beauty in nature
As everyone may have noticed, I have caught the photography bug, and nature of course is my biggest inspiration. There is a lot to learn from nature, complex shapes, flawless mechanisms and just calm and peace. Nature makes for a very interesting and friendly subject.
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Photo walk
Cleanse |
Offerings |
Hopes The diya or lamp is actually like a hope for many people, it is also like a prayer offered to God. |
Vintage One of my favorite photos, as I love the way the colors have come out and it really gives a soothing yet, dark and vintage appeal. |
For grim days |
Sunday, July 08, 2012
Saturday, June 30, 2012
Week 6
I am two weeks late, but I was out of town, so I will be uploading the pictures for this and week 7.
I shall be continuing to post more photographs after project seven and of course poems too.
Chanel 5 Seeing this old bottle of Chanel 5, I wrote a poem called Perfume, which should upload tomorrow with a few edits. The perfume makes for a vintage and old, yet bold photograph. |
Saturday, June 16, 2012
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