Delhi
I loved when it rained in JNU,
I went around riding my bike
Along the ring path, through the divine greens,
And I loved India-gate at nights
And let a few balloons loose in the
I loved the tombs and temples
Those scatter around the ancient landscape
And the black ‘Jamuns’ ripened by
The summer heat of the ancient civilization
Adorned all over the roads of the Lutyen’s
Spreading their woody fragrance
I loved those green & yellow auto-rickshaws
Available around the corner of every street
Making their way through the busy traffic
Taking me across the city; DU to JNU and JNU to DU
I loved the pristine
Where I jogged with my father every morning
And gave food to the birds, ants and squirrels with my mother
And the unforgettable ‘Khan Market’
Where I spent many evenings with my friends at the ‘Barista’ café
And the ‘
Where we went for pilgrimage,
Every year after our College exams got over
The D’ School and the
Walking through St. Stephen and the Kamla Nagar
The weekend movies at ‘Shakuntalam’ ‘Priya’ & PVR
Dear
You are one beloved with many lovers
Nevertheless, I have loved you with all my heart
And I’ll return to you, with the waves of time.
Labels: Poems in St. Petersburg