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wise lines from swarupkmohanty

1.when mind dissects it steals the patience from heart. what worth does a heart bear when it has no patience? what worth a child bares when it has lost the innocence?
2.You are normed to believe a lie
Even you see the truth in eyes.
Many a miss between your lips
Yet you yearn to lead with whips.
3. "It is very easy to humiliate and then kill a good person 
4.mudate baad jab aash deti ho ,accha hai, par wada na karo...wada karo to na nibhana na karo.( in hindi)

 5.some people only become Buddha and they Become Love.the bottom line is -have least expectations yet have will to help and give

 6.if you have EVEN SLIGHTEST trust in your friend...never hurt him with your impatient move and let him down for a petty thing, unless you hear his version from his mouth

 7.There is  space
Beyond you and me
it does stretch
Where we grow
Without a blow
Beyond any definition of a group
or any official troop
You meet me there
Without fear
Just love and admiration
No preconceived adumbration
There is  space
Beyond you and me
it does stretch

8.meet 'her' for 18-special
that's your goal without fail
numbers matter
'here' fear flutters
the shinning smiles
trail blood for miles
say 'yes' for ever wrong reason
powers blinden the truth within
the eyes witness not
when your ears are in dots
'she' was here
'her' eyes became ears


9.subaltern thought
interpret not
r u a binary or a bigot?
subaltern thought
needs empathy not rot
At the cry of a baby
mothers look chubby
the howling wolf
here sounds good
lost monarchs
lost arches
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