Monthly Archives: July 2009
A drought on this blog
Well, it’s hardly been raining words around here. Not that there isn’t much to say. (Maybe, actually). To be honest, blogging under your real name means that there is only so much you will ever write about. Only so much … Continue reading
Filed under Self
Poem: Baby Destroyer
We look up, and see Shiva. In this form, he looks different. He is cherubic. With fatty thighs. A belly, unrestrained. Full of milk. And what bulges like pure butter. (Perhaps they wanted Krishna?) What would a child destroy? Small … Continue reading
Filed under Photographs, Poetry and Fiction
On rain, getting drenched and childhood
Four years in England have meant that I no longer enjoy rain the way I used to. Rain landing on your head like sparrow piss, without rhythm or force. Rain raining without any self-respect, easily escaped with the aid of … Continue reading
Filed under Photographs, Self