13 Jul 2011
Feelings Unfold..
with monsoon breeze...
It drenches, flows
with each raindrops...
It tooks away all that
refuses to belong..
Unborn Poetry...
incessant flow of imaginations,
drifts in the stream of moments.,
It awaits to get captured by words,
to perch upon the wings of poetry,
and get immortalised in the hearts..!
18 Jun 2011
Beloved Soul...!!
Beloved soul..
you are my spring in the cold winter .
The ebb and flow of your gentle breeze,
comfort my fatigue and returns my novelty!
Beloved Soul..
You breath my love and I flirt with your silence.
The silence produce Sweet melodious notes,
in the invisible strings and pulsates my heart!
Beloved Soul..
You are my words and I live your feelings,
The feelings resonate with profound gist,
and swirls as shadow-less in endless echoes
Beloved Soul..
We revel in the nothingness to merge as whole.
we stay beyond as lovely twin souls.
Beloved soul we coalesce in perfect unison!!
© Maaya Dev
8 Jun 2011
Journey of a 'Nomad'...!!
From one birth to another...the endless journey of a 'Nomad'....the journey called life…we all are part of that great journey.....it starts the moment we take birth…our destiny decides the path of our journey. However our efforts and decision can alter our course of journey but path is greatly unknown for each of us. As we walk ahead the journey unfolds in the mysterious way..We walk hoping that our path will be great, smooth & beautiful but we stumble upon when it is rocky, ugly & unknown.
On our way we often face unexpected rough weather, yet we can’t go back or stop our journey midst of it. We often meet many travellers on our pathways. Some are friendly, some are not. Some cause trouble, some are helpful, some become a part of us and some act as perfect stranger. Some rush too fast ahead with ease and some walk too slow with great efforts. We have noticed few are too concerned about their own path that they fail to look around or enjoy the journey. But few are compassionate travellers that they pause in-between to help the co traveller to come along.. It is fun to have a co traveller as they make the journey more interesting & meaningful…Yet after some time a junction may come up on our way and you get separate from them forever. What remains, is plain memories. Eventually one has to move on alone as life goes on...we continue the rest journey hoping to meet someone on our way till destination... Journey is long & lone...it doen’t wait for anyone...we may have some co traveller with us on our way is merely 'An Illusion’..
The journey of a nomad temporarily ends in tthe grave...till he takes birth again...
6 Jun 2011
Krishna, My Lord..!!
Wish, it is symphony.
In my hour of leisure,
I miss your whisper.
I hear a sweet voice,
Calling me in disguise,
Oh Krishna! Is that YOU?
Teasing me without cue.
Your aura, hue of blue,
Gives me perfect clue.
Your melodious flute,
Emits endless delight.
My anguish gets cease,
With your divine peace.
Your love is my grace,
I long your embrace.
Pour light on my way,
Save me from this bay.
Bless me Lord, naively,
From my sins of earthly.
'Transcendental Devotion',
Only means of salvation.
Be with me, erase my ego,
Be my guide, help me glow..!!
© Maaya Dev
Unrealistic Glimpse..!!
wake me not
from deep slumber.
Let me live
in the space of
sweetest dream.
I am surrendering
my reality for a lie
I am in love with.
I know it is transitory
certainly fragile.
Perhaps a mere illusion
of a desiring mind.
Or may be
an unlived
cherishing wish.
It is winsome
Pure whimsical
Unreal though..
Yet, I love the way
it woos my senses
and captures my heart.
For a while
wake me not
from deep slumber.
Let me once again
live with those
unrealistic glimpse
I am in love with..
© Maaya Dev
Plight of Mother India..!!
© Maaya Dev
2 Jun 2011
Good Night...!!!
I am pleased to introduce a new talanted poet Reena Prasad through my blog. Her compostions are amazing and worth to keep. We can clearly feel her passion towards poem through her each work. I can see a great poet in her. It is my honour that I am able to post her poems here and make my blog more appealing.
This poem 'Good Night' one of my favourite poem amoung all her poems beacuse of the delicacy it holds, everytime I read this poem it gives me a feeling of lullaby. I feel like to going back to my childhood days...Hope you all will enjoy this poem as I do...Plz be free to give comments..
Thanks..
Illusion..
Sleep easy tonight, my darling
The wind no longer knocks at the door
Soft are the wave’s whispers
Arising today from the ocean floor.
Sleep in peace, for it is twilight
The play ground is empty tonight.
No leaves rustle in the breeze
Even the birds are eerily quiet.
Sleep like a baby, on angel wings light
Safe, for a mother holds you tight.
Let gentle dreams carry you to your destiny
on an ethereal, sojournic flight.
Sleep for eternity ,my love, never fear
For its only death, come in sleep’s disguise.
Sleep in the darkness of tired eyelids
till the soul reaches yet another paradise.
by reena...
http://harivarasanam.wordpress.com/2010/12/07/good-nightnovember10-2010/
The chosen one
The afternoon breeze had a graceful sway
A little flower was on its way
It peeped out of its curly whorls,
smiling as the playful air rubbed its nose.
The ocean above was too far away
but other tiny buds were willing to play
Bathing in freshness of youth’s vigor,
the essence burst from its own fragrant core
Soon its fledging petals arrived
like the fairy wings on butterflies
Never envying the floral giants
that stood tall with royal pride,
the fledging coral-flower saw shy dreams
of being a jewel on a radiant bride.
Cruel was the monsoon ‘s tyrant gale,
it chose the very afternoon to arrive
The quivering, little flower was dashed
on earth’s grassy bosom, still alive
Sobbing tears broke its tender heart
It rued its miniscule, transient life
Why did God make it blossom
Only for misfortune to strike?
The green grass fed it sweet raindrops
till a little girl came with a brass basket
And collected the newly fallen coral-blossoms
Lo ! temple bells rang and God smiled
as holy hands smelling of sandalwood
placed the flower reverently at his lotus feet!
by reena prasad......
For more of her poems...plz visit her blog
http://harivarasanam.wordpress.com/
31 May 2011
The Sacred Love..!
A sacred decree,
shared in silence,
when cupid strikes.
Profound love blossom,
Petals ensure freshness,
Soul breath pure love,
Spread fragrance of joy.
The mighty rush of love,
Melt their being with poise,
And blend each others shadow!
Love soars and glides,
from clouds to rainbow,
swim in heavenly whirlpool,
rendezvous of mystic heights.
Secret love tales, draw on
the canvas of starry nights.
Stardust sprinkles on romance,
pearly moonlight kiss passion.
The love transformed, purified,
Angels guard the eternity of bliss..!!
27 Feb 2011
Oh My Poem..!!
While drifting, I wish..
The Last call....!!
The heaven is waiting for me,
In a flashback I glanced my life,
Today I am somebody with name,
Tomorrow I am nobody with flesh,
While embracing the only truth left,
I bid farewell to embark a fresh journey !!
Oasis..!
Oneness..!
hidden beneath it's bosom.
Calmness of a sacred arena
belongs to tranquil soul.
Healing of sweet release
Keeping all evils at bay.
It empowers with a royal aura
and lifts high as if a ghoul.
The imperial orbs of space
hovers around with charisma.
Amorous lights of heaven glow
showing the clear vision of whole.
I reflected in every atom I see.
New found wisdom helps me drop
My fragile duality of 'Who I Am'.
The end of my call!
© Maaya Dev
Life's Quest....!
Transient...!
Life demands no excuse
Time demands no pause
Love demands no prose
Riddle of a vague maze
Middle of subtle haze
Ironic style of gaze
Unresolved yell of foe
Unshared tale of woe
Uneasy stroll of toe
All memories ruffle
Tragedies do muffle
Few hopes shuffle
Life can again bloom
When endeavour loom
Journey would boom
11 Feb 2011
Power Of Love...!

When you respond with love - not jealousy, anger, resentment, selfishness, or frustration, but simply love - you've all but guaranteed a loving interaction and, in the long run, a loving and successful partnership. Rather than sweating the small stuff, you'll be appreciating the big stuff! You'll be non-defensive, non-reactive, and accepting. You'll find that everything important in your relationship will magically fall into place, including the difficulties. The reason: Love heals. When you respond with love, your partner respects you, loves you, wants to be with you, and wants you to be happy. Compromise is easy, as is forgiveness. Responding with love helps you see the innocence in your partner, yourself, and all of humanity. When you respond with love, it's easy for your partner to see his or her flaws without feeling defensive or threatened. Likewise, when your partner response with love, it's easy for you to see your contribution to any problems you may be having.
28 Nov 2010
‘Oh, Majestic Ocean’...!!
19 Jun 2010
Birth Of A poem..!!!
3 Nov 2009
The Fluorescent Beauty...!
25 Aug 2009
Pearls Of Tears...!!
Fate Of A Candle..!!
18 Jul 2009
Symbolism In Mahabharata..!

Dhritarashtra symbolises the mind, which gives birth, in a sense, to our tendencies. He was blind as the mind is to its tendencies. His wife, Gandhari, was not blind but chose to blindfold herself. Even when we have a choice to see, we choose not to see. 
Imagine Draupadi as the human body. The Pandavas, the five senses, are wedded to it. Their first cousins, a hundred in number, the Kauravas, are present in the form of the tendencies of the mind.
Yudhishthir thinks that he is a good gambler and so would win over the Kauravas. The senses also think that they can win over the tendencies of the mind. The Pandavas keep gambling till they lose everything, including themselves and their beloved wife, Draupadi.
Likewise, we lose everything when we gamble with our tendencies, and, like the Pandavas, end up in spiritual exile. The body is demeaned, like Draupadi was, and only divine intervention can save it. However, our body does not abandon us, even when we lead it into exile.

Kurukshetra is the world in which we live this life, witnessing a war between our senses and our mind’s tendencies.
However, there are some good tendencies also. There are many good people in the Kaurava camp. But, Krishna advises Arjuna to kill all of them, implying that all tendencies, both good and evil should be exterminated. They are already dead, he says. You are only an instrument in making this evident.
If a person has to gain enlightenment he must overcome all the tendencies of the mind, good or bad. These do not have an existence, apart from what we have given them — they are already dead. However, we keep them alive by our own acts, and, by our own acts, we can kill them all. Only then will we be free. 
None of the Pandavas were born of their mother’s husband, Pandu. Their mother, Kunti, had been given a chant, which invoked various gods who fathered the Pandavas. The Sun was the father of Karna. Dharma, the god of duty was the father of Yudhishthir and Indra the king of gods was the father of Arjuna. The god of wind, symbolising strength, was the father of Bhishma and the Ashwini Kumars were the fathers of Nakul and Sahdev.
Our senses are basically part of our divinity, the instruments born to keep us in this form. The original name of their mother was Pritha, signifying Prithvi, the Earth, and she took the name Kunti when Kuntibhoja adopted her. So, the Pandavas were born through the conjoining of the Earth and the divine the body and the spirit. Karna was born of the Sun-god and the Earth mother. He is a symbol of our ego. Like him, our ego is also armoured. Only the guru’s intervention could get the armour removed. Similarly, the guru helps the seeker in killing his ego. 
Krishna’s form, too, is symbolic. Deep blue is the colour of eternity. It is the colour of the sky, and of the deep ocean. Yellow is the colour of the earth. A deep blue god-image enclosed in yellow clothes symbolises the spirit clothed in the body. Krishna, then, is a symbol of the body and spirit, a symbol of you and me in our enlightened form. When we become aware of our true self, we realise that there is no difference between us and Krishna — or Vishnu, of whom he is an incarnation, as, indeed are we.




















