illusory moments spent in stupidity!

              BRIEF ENCOUNTER   -By Pema Choidar

Ø I lay awake amid the darkness,

        Drowning in my bleeding heart,

         Parched for mind to be complacent

         Pining since we’ve been apart.

 

Ø Hard for hearts to know the Heart,

         Or what lurks in limpid eyes,

         Smiles entice, tender the touch,

         Yet fails to see what hides behind.

 

Ø Transported by out secret tryst,

        Left me blinded to the truth;

        From the moment my Angel fled,

        Arrived my bitter blues.

-Written to reflect on the illusory moments spent in stupidity!

-Published by Bhutan’s Newspaper ‘KUENSEL’ in December, 2001

Reproduced to fulfill the requirement of the Knowledge Management Course for

 M.Ed, Mahidol University.

 

            MIDNIGHT  RENDEZVOUS

                                        -by Pema Choidar

      Souls retreat post twilight,

            Leaves rustle, float and flew,

            Curtain-raiser to windy night,

            Made the cold night so blue.

      Insects clitter in the dark,

           Pelingchu purrs down dell,

           In the distant village, dogs bark,

           In the cool night, dew fell.

      To faraway friends, thoughts fly,

            Body in the bed, mind elsewhere,

            Under the blanket, breaths sigh,

             Eyes close with last prayer.

      Soft whisper wakes me to life,

           There she is like a light beaming,

            Her silky hair, my faithful wife,

            With winsome lips, eyes gleaming.

      In her arms embraced tight,

           Smothering me with her kiss,

           My loneliness she puts to flight,

           To sleep in her arms is Bliss.

      Somnolent moment unravels the fate,

            The starry night brings this boon,

            Opening the windows, I shall await

            The next midnight tryst, Miss Moon!

 

-Written to celebrate the Beauty of the Night at Decheling, Nganglam.

Published in the Bhutan’s National Newspaper ‘KUENSEL’ in February, 2004

Reproduced for Knowledge Management Course, M.Ed, Mahidol University, Thailand