Poetry

  • TWIN-SIDES

    The gift to say is not bestowed upon all For all- they merely talk, The gift to look is not among the less fortunate For the rest- they merely see. A man’s psyche has twin sides That take no prisoners when he walks, For who cares when his spirit holds The gift is more or… Continue reading

  • Sitting, Waiting, Wishing

    Looking at the stars, he remembered the promise He’d made to his father, he remembered the day, Back when he was human, back when he was wise But the times were changing, no longer could he stay.    After a swim across the rivers of hope and sunshine And an ageing, frightening walk down the… Continue reading

  • Both.

    He was like the mountains he grew up admiring, Shallow on face but miles concealed beneath. Quietly in the shadows, cruelly watched by time, He was like the Sun- vast but deep underneath.   She was almost like the empyrean sunbeams, Floating above the rays of light which couldn’t cope, Weaving her story through countless… Continue reading

  • Pigeon In The House

    Once upon a time, not too long ago, I had a small pet pigeon- he was a little fat, though. He used to come through my window sill, sit on its perch, Every day he’d be there, you didn’t have to search!   He spoke all day of its deeds from the past, Things which… Continue reading

  • Homecoming Of A Hero

    The crowd cheered, the applause was loud But it was lost in the distant melee The hero was going away again His mother cried, for what knew she? He tried to remain calm, She always saw him off the same He knew he couldnt turn back As his tears came down again. He wouldnt cry,… Continue reading

Mohul Bhowmick

Mohul is a national-level cricketer, poet, sports journalist, travel writer and essayist from Hyderabad, India.


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