7 Must Read Poetry Collections By Kamal June 2019 II Poetry Collection

7 Must Read Poetry Collections By Kamal | June 2019  II Poetry Collection

7 Must Read Poetry Collections By Kamal

1. Cryptic Passion
2. Pink Polemics
3. Pariah
4. Watch you
5. Come come clouds
6. Waiting
7. Ask You People

7 Must Read Poetry Collections By Kamal  | Cryptic Passion

7 Must Read Poetry Collections By Kamal, June 2019 II | Cryptic Passion

Cryptic Passion

Your sanguine coefficient

like the electrifying waves in ocean

your luxurious zeal tiding up in eyes

make me a hard line in blazing passion

your serpentine touch and silence murmur

your revolving corneas and flickering lids

your stimulating cheeks and lips

your unreached move a halt in kindred passion

Life like a sweet dream you sip

a reverie transmits my image in you

your exalted love bim imprints in my eyes

your galvanized passion impartially

comes aloof in your cryptic passion.

—– Kamal Kishore Sharma

Date: Saturday June 01, 2019

Word notes:

Sanguine: adj. optimistic, buoyant especially in an apparently bad or difficult situation, n. a blood red colour

Exalted: adj. act at a high or powerful level, in a state of extreme happiness (jubilant)

Galvanized: shocked, roused, energised

Cryptic: mysterious or obscure

Coefficient: n. a numerical or constant quantity placed before and multiplying the variable in an algebraic expression, a multiplier or factor that measures a particular property

Electrifying: adj. arousing a sudden sense of great excitement, thrilling

Luxurious: adj. extremely comfortable or elegant especially when involving great expense (extravagant, immoderate) , giving self indulgent or sensual pleasure

Zeal: enthusiasm – a feeling of strong earnest usually in favour of a person or course

Blazing: adj. very hot

Passion: n. strong and barely controllable emotion, the suffering and death of Jesus

Murmur: n. a low continuous background noise, a softly spoken or almost inaudible utterance, v. make a low continuous sound

Serpentine: n. of or like a serpent, v. move or lie in a winding path or line

Reverie: n. a day dream, a state of being pleasantly lost in one’s thoughts

Bim: building information modelling (representation) , a native of Barbados

Beam: n. structural element that resists loads

Aloof: detached, unresponsive, reserved —-

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7 Must Read Poetry Collections By Kamal | Pink Polemics

7 Must Read Poetry Collections By Kamal, June 2019 II | Pink Polemics

Pink Polemics

Sush I earn bonus hundred roubles

sending photos to boss in skirt soon

it is marathon of skirts not bikini

my spare photos in top cups boom

Me Lily make them silly

snapped photos with soccer players

commented they in Brazil

pink pink pink panties

girls hugged and kissed the players

trends and fashion snapping shots

jumped and kicked the balls

upskirts or down torn jeans

windows in denim fair skins

they praise lovely pinkish parts

Proclamation wear skirts and shorts

office in Moscow or Leningrad

seventy percent male dominantion in office

femininity keeps busy them in skirts and shorts

Femininity marathon conducted company

shorts skirts on trial to promote business

brighten make ups keep busy men

ladies making dumplings for boss and friends

rehearsals and practices in shifts and camps

World Cup Soccer and FIFA ahead

keep them amused not disdain

fools pay tips bonuses for skirts playing pool

Ban lifted in Istanbul over skirts

still Security stops women in shorts

alleging inappropriate clothing

t-shirts, short dresses, sandals and skirts

unbutton coat guards watch your short skirts

women may dodge in coats under miniskirts

a man protestor takes off shirt posing chest

blush women wear burkas or jihabs

not make me wild keep decorum and peace

neither you in Taliban nor in Iran

Idiot TV shows pranks

comedy for shame and alert you

on road blows your skirt up

clown runs pulling tops and shorts

make us laugh you ashame

what colour of panty white or pink

cups of bra or bare bosom

aware you denuding is easy

moral of the show – save you lady

in office with perfect dress from foes

Upskirting snapping is offence in England

photos viral two years in prison

obscene is punitive so make decency

Sush says not to teach me Lily

objectification of women is fashion

photographers snap you, me, others

deplorable vile sexual harassment

but freedom to dress is right women

pupils snapped teachers upskirting

you say flawless teachers pupils guilty

people in Brazil happy and dance

girls and women make money in feminism

posing skins fair quite admirable

shameless women bring backlash disgrace

perpetrators dupe them in sexist videos

frank and bold women may please men

gullibles hooligans what they be

pink pink piracy in upskirt game

they embrace fondle kiss their fans

people say women are ready for fun and fare

play soccer game men in zeal and gear

Brazil or Russia, Wales or England

transgenders are ready wearing skirts too

Lee says China watching feminism

pink panty polemics in soccer or fair

country or school, world is not enough there.

—- Kamal Kishore Sharma

Date: Sunday June 02, 2019

Word notes:

Dumplings: a small savoury ball of dough fried or boiled baked in a casserole

Antiquated: out of date

Alleging: incriminating

Dodge: avoid by a sudden quick movement

Abash: blush

Gig: live performances by comedian

Gag: muzzle, n. a piece of cloth put in or over a person’s mouth to prevent him from speaking v. clog,block

Vile: extremely unpleasant

Gullible: easily persuaded to belief

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7 Must Read Poetry Collections By Kamal | Pariah

7 Must Read Poetry Collections By Kamal, June 2019 II | Pariah

Pariah

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7 Must Read Poetry Collections By Kamal | Watch you

7 Must Read Poetry Collections By Kamal, June 2019 II | Watch you

Watch you……..

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7 Must Read Poetry Collections By Kamal | Come come clouds

7 Must Read Poetry Collections By Kamal, June 2019 II | Come come clouds

Come come clouds

Come come clouds in parched pool

zephyrs kiss peacocky umbrella zoom

flowery eyes in colourful grotto bloom

hare, squirrel, dancing near glowing moon

flowery bed deep in your eyes oozing mood

silent lips flicker a romantic tune

your embrace inch by inch transmits heat

unquenched eyes and rosy lips come to sip

your mercurial heat I feel toe to top

your hairy line spreading the pigeony bosom

your drowsy eyes covering my face soon

come come clouds in parched pool

your gently palm like a serpent hisses me

my granite lips revive with your honey kiss

your bosom like the floral cups I sip

nighty like the magic touch you dear

hear me and your murmurs with honey gear

lick your lips in my mouth pouring honey epicure dear

sleep sleep like clouds in my soft bound

clip clip me in your honey dream bowl

come come clouds in your mood in parched pool.

—– Kamal Kishore Sharma

Date: Wednesday June 05, 2019

Word notes:

Epicure: n. a person who takes pleasure in fine food and drink (Hindi- Rasiya)

Parched: adj. very hot, or thirsty

Grotto: n. a small picturesque cave

Granite: n. a rock ( context- silent)

Pigeony: adj. like pigeon (dove)

Murmur: v. to say something in a low quiet voice, n. low voice

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7 Must Read Poetry Collections By Kamal | Waiting

7 Must Read Poetry Collections By Kamal, June 2019 II | Waiting

Waiting

Her eyes embedded in dark

tall trees and running car

chirping birds in trees and park

she sleeps in wink in bar

Her lipstick glows in twilight

her scarf flows softly high

her bosom felt fragrance in breath

her eyes open softly wink dim dim

dusty empty bench lie in park

her eyes see covey and going cars

she rose up from a wink

her scarf comes to her chin

she felt twilight going in dark

her eyes embedded in dark

tall trees and running car.

—– Kamal Kishore Sharma

Date: Thursday June 06, 2019

Word notes:

Embedded: placed in mass of matter, implanted

Fragrance: n. sweet smell, scent

Covey: n. brood of partridges

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7 Must Read Poetry Collections By Kamal | Ask You People

7 Must Read Poetry Collections By Kamal, June 2019 II | Ask You People

Ask You People

Ask you people

time to time

your separation

broke you relation

in summer vacation

annoyed or piqued

tangled your emotions

what you answer

Hudley Dudley commotion

love interjection

strolled in group

path or road side junction

aimless time in demotion

estranged in embrace

felt Lilith witchy hallucination

or rejected and deprived of motion

unwanted nuptial tie push ups

drag and pull rigmarole fantasies

perfidy affluent neglecting dude

cryptic messages video chat affairs

rendezvous lover points debonair

implication tickling tricks

blonde or mom in Cincinnati or LA

Philadelphia Kualalampur or Seoul

travel girls cozened wallets

in town too you forlorn

part time short service realization

boredom in home reckless contradictions

gross negligence or wedding fault done

lewd man lustful life styles

frequent visits to paramour in night

Ask you people in soft or loud voice

philosophical subtle ideas denigrate

your love and emotions

seclusion or aloofness is false notion

agony passion perplexity admonitions

may be your fate say you by destiny

estrange you cherish aloofness premonition

Ask you people whisper or murmur your separation

sober considerate you gullible dame

tolerate misdemeanours beau infamy

sleeps with blondes in starry nights

separation reveals in a fortnight

freedom granted in a month

Ask you people in day or twilight

seven years tedious polarisation moved

poignant life coerced and motile

reluctant affinity false pretexts

pompous shows of wealth and happiness

no felony no reason appropriate utterance paramour and beau happy in disguise

no reason to live his life turmoil

Ask you people in morning or evening

happy you depart seeing future life.

—- Kamal Kishore Sharma

Date: Friday 07, 2019

Word notes:

Annoyed: irritated, slightly angry

Piqued: irritated, annoyed (Hindi – Khafa, Naraj)

Commotion: disturbance, uproar (Hindi – Hangama)

Interjection: an abrupt remark, exclamation

Stroll: v. saunter, walked in a leisure way

Demotion: reduction in rank or status

Estranged: no longer close or affectionate, alienated

Lilith: a female demon

Witchy: adj – relating to or resembling witch

Hallucination: delusions (Hindi – Maya) an experience involving the apparent perception of something not present

Deprived: disadvantaged (Hindi – wanchit)

Rigmarole : n. a lengthy complicated procedure

Fantasies: imagination, fancy (Hindi – kalpana)

Perfidy : deceit, the state of being deceitful (Hindi – Namakharami)

Affluent: wealthy (Hindi – Dhani)

Cryptic: obscure (Hindi – Gupt)

Rendezvous: a meeting at an agreed time and place

Debonair: adj. confident, stylish and charming

Cozen: v. trick or deceive obtain by deception (Hindi – Mudhana)

Forlorn: adj. unhappy, sad and abandoned (Hindi – Asahay)

Lewd: adj. vulgar, crude and offensive in a sexual way (Hindi – Ashisht)

Lustful: salacious, debauched, libidinous (Hindi – Lampat)

Paramour : a lover, illicit partner of a married person (Hindi – Premika)

Subtle: adj. delicate, fine

Denigrate: v. criticise unfairly, disparage

Seclusion: desolation, loneliness ( Hindi – Tanhai)

Aloofness: n. remote, state of being distant (Hindi – Durav)

Agony: extreme physical or mental suffering (Hindi – Pida)

Passion: n. strong and barely controllable emotion

Admonition: n. a firm warning or reprimand

Destiny: n. Fate, the hidden power believed to control future (Hindi – Bhagya)

Cherish: adore, protect and care for one (Hindi – Sanjona)

Premonition: n. foreboding, presentiment a strong feeling that some thing is about to happen unpleasant ( Hindi – Andaz)

Sober : not drunk. clear headed

Gullible: credulous, easily persuaded to believe something ( Hindi – Bhola)

Dame : title of a woman, an elderly or mature woman

Misdemeanour: evil deeds, felony, a minor wrongdoing ( Hindi – Dushkarma)

Beau: boyfriend, lover

Infamy: notoriety, ill repute ( Hindi – Badnami)

Tedious: adj. boring, monotonous, dull

Polarisation:n. division in to two sharply contrasting groups or sets of opinions

Poignant: touching, moving sad, sadness ( Hindi – Marmik)

Reluctant: unwilling and hesitant, disinclined

Affinity: n. a natural liking for and understanding of someone, empathy ( Hindi – Aatmiyata)

Pompous: self important, imperious, over bearing ( Hindi – Garvit)

Disguise: v. give a different appearance in order to conceal one’s identity

Turmoil: confusion, turbulence, uncertainty

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