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The second blade incident, as initially recalled
It started, I guess, the day before. I heard, from my spot making porridge (I subsisted almost entirely off of porridge) in the kitchen, an apocalypse coming down the back alley of our house. Only when it came through the back gate did I register what I heard: he was bashing fences, tipping over bins and grunting a lot. Watching him tip over the bins and bash the fence and grunt enlightened me.
“All right,” he proclaimed, but I was sure it was anything but.
And let it be known that, really, he was the serial kitchen offender. He’d bin what is left unwashed rather than deal.
“I’m sick of coming home from work – to this.”
I looked at my two dirty dishes, a bowl and a mug.
“I’m about to use the mug again.”
Tom’s four unwashed dishes stared at me.
“And most of them aren’t mine.”
“I don’t care. They’re there, aren’t they?”
“Yes”
“Exactly.”
It was resolved I would, post porridge, wash mine and some of Tom’s dishes, and any further infringements would be met summarily with a bashing.
I had D stay over that night, not just for safety. He took what I’ll call the squatters room. In the morning, we went drinking in campo. I got hungry, promised to come back and went home to snack on some mi goreng.
He must have heard my stumbling. R was in the doorway when I opened the back gate. I went to walk past him, but arrived only at him walloping me in the face, accompanied by some queer epithet.
I felt the blood flowing out as I looked him in the smile, screamed how I was gonna kill him. I knocked over a tin of paint (I was always finding paint), the contents weirdly coagulated and looking like toxic waste. On my way out, looking like I might radioactively mutate, I knocked over the bins, for both safety and synchronicity.
Then the tape skipped again. I was blurry at the bus stop, then the cop shop. They told me I’ve been stabbed and took me to hospital.
After a bit of waiting around, I went for a smoko. When I came back, they told me four hours had passed. I asked, “Really?”
“Yep.”
I remember, before I sat down, telling some strangers police did this to me.
I needed seven stitches. I got none. I was too scared of the needle.
Police said they would arrest him soon. I was too scared to shower at home. Police said they would arrest him soon.
I pissed in bottles of wine and barricaded my door. He woke me at four in the morning getting up for work.
For days, I lived like this.
I must have called the cops. They were there, but the evidence was cleaned, and R said he didn’t do it, which made it that was that, apparently. They told me, and I have A as my witness, that they thus wouldn’t investigate. I stormed out. “This is why people say fuck the police.”
I became good friends with Tom, but. After all, it wasn’t his fault.
BOOK OF POETRY Imagine the day of justice The time is quiet and infinite Nobody can be seen anywhere The desert-fish flies in the sea of sand A vast emptiness touching the doomsday Nature trembles fearing the fog. Look closely, a poet stands alone In the north-eastern horizon You may think he holds his fate in hand But I swear that God knows It is his dearest book of poetry. FREEDOM I read and write in my own language I learn from the school of trees and plants Even the ants and birds understand my meaning. Just as King Solomon understood the essence of grasshopper As Buddha knew the rewarding of man based on his karma All animals seek freedom and the religion of venting their opinion. I am walking after putting my two lips on words I am swimming on the words all through my life. -- Rezauddin Stalin is a very famous poet in Bengal. He was born in 1962 in Nalbhanga village of Greater Jessore district and won many local and foreign awards including from the Bangla Academy. His poems have been translated into 42 languages. Along with poetry he has established himself as a successful media personality sharing his thoughts on various social issues.
* Imprecise Language in different words I might convey words with intended meaning; words indifferent * Gardener's Lament my garden spot weeds among annuals perennials weeds overcrowding ornamentals vegetables weeds spot my garden This poem first appeared in Your Daily Poem, 7/22/2020.
Poet’s Notes: The Skinny poem is a new minimalist form that consists of eleven lines. The first and eleventh lines can be any length (although shorter lines are favored). The eleventh and last line must be repeated using the same words from the first and opening line (however, they can be rearranged). The second, sixth, and tenth lines must be identical. All the lines in this form, except for the first and last lines, must be comprised of ONLY one word. The Skinny was created by Truth Thomas in the Tony Medina Poetry Workshop at Howard University in 2005.
Lauren McBride finds inspiration in faith, family, nature, science, and membership in the Science Fiction & Fantasy Poetry Association (SFPA). Nominated for the Best of the Net, Pushcart, Rhysling, and Dwarf Stars Awards, her poetry has appeared internationally in speculative and mainstream publications for young adults and adults, including Asimov’s and Fantasy & Science Fiction. Her chapbook, Aliens, Magic, and Monsters, is forthcoming from Hiraeth Publishing. She enjoys swimming, gardening, baking, reading, writing, and knitting scarves for U.S. troops.
CAN YOU DANCE WITH ME
(Male Chorus)
O Tara Tara
Hai Hai Tara
(Female Singer)
Yeah, Guys,
What’s That, What’s That
Look, Look, Am Here
Don’t Drink, Don’t Drink
You Noughties
Come on, Come on
Step with me
(Male Chorus)
O Tara Tara
Hai Hai Tara
(Female Singer)
Time is Costly
You’re Here, You’re Here
O Boys, O Boys
My Dance is For You
My Steps Make you Dance
Never Feel Shy
This Day is For You
Come on, Come on
Step with me
(Male Chorus)
O Tara Tara
Hai Hai Tara
(Female Singer)
This Band is Yours’
My Song is Yours’
My Dance is Yours’
O My Darling Boys
Come on, Come on
Step with me
(Male Chorus)
O Tara Tara
Hai Hai Tara
(Female Singer)
Yeah, Boys, Drink and Drink
It’s Golden Time
Don’t Waste Beyond
Don’t Be High
You’ll Be Asleep
You Dine and Dance
For My Sake
Come on, Come on
Step with me
(Male Chorus)
O Tara Tara
Hai Hai Tara
You Dance and Dance
We Will Dance
You Sing and Sing
We Will Sing
O Tara Tara
Hai Hai Tara
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Beauty Like Marilyn Monroe
(This song is dedicated to all the girls)
Hi Smarty–Yes Naughty
Hi Beauty–Dear Smiley
(Chorus)
You’re
Tall and Beautiful
Highly Glamorous
Hale and Healthy
Charming Face
Sparkling Eyes
Beautiful Parrot Nose
Stunning Beauty
Mind Blowing Structure
Hi Smarty – Yes Naughty
Hi Beauty – Dear Smiley
(Chorus)
Diamond Studded Ring
Smart Speaking Mouth
A Stylish Lipstick On
Shining Longs Arms
Simple Laughter
Height like Himalayas
Walking Like Angels Style
You’re A Gift of the God
Hi Smarty – Yes Naughty
Hi Beauty – Dear Smiley
(Chorus)
Entry into Hall
Everybody Fell Silent
Each Gaze at Radiant Vision
It’s Glowing complexion
Best Twinkling Eyes
Long Lashes
Full Smiling Mouth
A Lovely Hair
It’s Like Angel Crazy
Warm smiles and welcoming
Hi Smarty – Yes Naughty
Hi Beauty – Dear Smiley
(Chorus)
Intellectually satisfying ones
No doubt, from the Rolls of Angels
Forget everything, when people look at
All Admire your Beauty
Hi Smarty – Yes Naughty
Hi Beauty – Dear Smiley
(Chorus)
You’re a Gift to the Earth
Beauty, a Nature-Lord Joint Venture
Wonders nothing before Beauty
The Beauty is Eighth Wonder
Marilyn Monroe we heard so
A replica like Monroe
A Gift from the Universe
What a Beauty
What a Style
People faint for your Beauty
The Life is nothing
Admiring Beauty is no wrong
Hi Smarty – Yes Naughty
Hi Beauty – Dear Smiley
(Chorus)
Oh Nature, I need beauty life
Lord, give me charming life
God, give me charming life
Oh Universe, give me happiness
Hi Smarty – Yes Naughty
Hi Beauty – Dear Smiley
(Chorus)
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KISS ME NOT EARLY
Kiss Kiss Kiss
You will miss miss miss
(Male Chorus)
What Yaar
No No No to Kiss
We Miss Miss Miss
No No No to Kiss
(Female Chorus)
No No, Kiss Me Not
What is this, No, No, now
Time and place, no favor to this
Love like kiss, is not the day ǁ
I can’t tell, the kiss is banned
I can’t agree to kiss like love
Days are ahead for things to favor
Be as a Hope as love live long ǁ
You’re there to like my love
I can’t deny the same to you
You’re to understand well
Love like days, will bless us soon ǁ
Kiss Kiss Kiss
You will miss miss miss
(Male Chorus)
What Yaar
No No No to Kiss
We Miss Miss Miss
No No No to Kiss
(Female Chorus)
The adventures of love, yet to start
Beauty like kiss, will lead us life
Day is near for inventions of love
Day is near to lead the life soon ǁ
The Nature hails the love like kiss
Time says no, to kiss me not early
People sure to recognize us well
No, no and no, Kiss me not early ǁ
No doubt, our love is sky level high
Stars look at our love
Clouds are blessing us like a shower
Air is blowing like us to become one ǁ
Kiss Kiss Kiss
You will miss miss miss
(Male Chorus)
What Yaar
No No No to Kiss
We Miss Miss Miss
No No No to Kiss
(Female Chorus)
Flowers move us to feel happy
Flowers understand on love like matters
Flowers adore the beauty of love couple
Flowers are the part of love and kiss game ǁ
Kiss Me Not Early
Love Me Not Early
Dangers are seen in love kiss matters
Things go wrong, if not handled well
Go global but love can’t go global
Kiss and love is Natures Gift
Nature blesses us for love
Whole world bows for Natures love
No, no, Kiss Me Not
I can’t tell the kiss is banned
You’re there too like my love
The adventures of love is yet to start
The Nature hails the love like kiss
No doubt, our love is sky level high
Flowers make us feel happy
I go global but love can’t go global ǁ
Kiss Kiss Kiss
You will miss miss miss
(Male Chorus)
What Yaar
No No No to Kiss
We Miss Miss Miss
No No No to Kiss
(Female Chorus)
Mr. Mantri Pragada Markandeyulu, Litt.D., is a retired Public Sector Enterprise Officer from Hyderabad (India).
He’s seeking a publisher for his works and also someone who may wish to put the song lyrics to music!
He is the Deputy-Editor-In-Chief of www.petruska-nastamba.com (Serbia/Belgrade) eMagazine.
He is the Editorial Committee Member of THE PANACHE, eMagazine from Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, India (https://www.aadhyapublication.in)
He has worked in few News Papers (English) in Editorial Department.
He is also the Trainer in Motivational Management Programs.
He has published 75+ books with ISBN (Stories, Novels, Poems, Articles, Short Stories, Quotes etc) English/Telugu.
His stories are useful for making Movies, TV series, Web Series.
He has written 750+ Poems in English and 130 Poems in Telugu language.
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He received the following honors and awards both national and international:
· International Achiever Award in Authorship from IPRH, Philippines and Bangladesh.
· Birland Government honored me with a One Pound Postage Stamp as an official Poet.
· Global Honorary Advisor, Federation of World Cultural and Arts Society (FOWCASS), Singapore.
· CIVIC EXCELLENCE AWARD 2022 FROM UHE, PERU
· Rabindranath Tagore Literary Honor 2022
(Government of Seychelles, Motivational Strips and SIPAY Journal)
· CESAR VALLEJO AWARD 2021, 2022 and 2023 (3 Years) UHE, Peru for Literary Excellence WORLD WRITERS’ UNION Peru
· Gujarat Sahitya Academy and Motivational Strips LITERARY EXCELLENCE Honor
· Honored with “Royal Kutai Mulawarman Peace International Institute, Philippines”
· Royal Success International Book of Records 2019 Honor, Hyderabad-
· The Silver Shield Award from UHE, Peru for my Literary Excellence 2021.
· 2021 GOLDEN EAGLE WORLD AWARD FOR LITERARY EXCELLENCE, Peru.
· The Scholar, Institute of Scholars Research Excellence Award-2020, Bangalore (India)
· Hon. Doctorate in Literature from ITMUT, Brazil. (2019)
· State of Birland at Bir Tawil Recognized Poet
His Facebook Groups:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/620006038438396 (Poetic Charminar)
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Books:
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The Descent Li-Young Lee says every poem is a descendant of God unless it’s not good enough. Then it’s just this flat fart on the face of flatness. God’s got better things to do, like bowling. He never loses at bowling, a perfect strike, and heart attack, long covid culling the bad pins that are bad from the holy ones crowned in lane grease. The rest shuffle out into the alley behind the alley which is hell or close enough. They play bad smooth jazz and clap on the beat like a stick figure as the angel of angels turns away in embarrassment. Poems like couch lint hacked up by couch cats excess, unnecessary and pungent litter the face of the abyss drained of sacredness. They are not even true but they exist, defiant in their inconsequence like Nerf twinkies or Nerf rat turds or rat turds made of twinkies or twinkies made of rat turds. They transcend transcendence like Job made of twinkies crying out to heaven on his ash heap of corn syrup. Eventually he descends.