A MESSAGE

Dear friends, I am still firm on NOT USING FACEBOOK, ORKUT, TWITTER and SKYPE. If i ever change my mind I certainly will let you know. Those of you who want to get in touch with me certainly can leave a message in any of my blogs.

I blog to write, I DONT USE MY BLOGS FOR ANY KIND OF COMMERCIAL/BUSINESS PURPOSES . Though just like any persons who writes I too will love to see my works published but ....

I update these three blogspot blogs atleast once a month and the four wordpress blogs almost every day, so any one can check on these blogs to confirm if I am still in blogsphere: http://suryagni.blogspot.com; http://suryakana.blogspot.com; http://agnitrisha.blogspot.com; http://magicthought.wordpress.com; http://mydomainpvt.wordpress.com; http://window2mysoul.wordpress.com; http://mycybernovels.wordpress.com ...... sharmishtha basu (25.12.2010)


In the end i will request all my regular readers to just take a look in this piece of writing, so they act a little more cautiously.

http://agnitrisha.blogspot.com/2009/08/trolls.html



Wednesday, July 15, 2009

The lady and the king

An emperor stumbled once on a lady
Full of beauty, honesty and modesty
He knew he will never have her
For he already had a loving queen.

But he wanted her happiness too much
So he asked one of his favoured ones
To give her the love and honour
Which he himself could not give her.

He did not knew that his favoured one
Had a dark soul as black as night
He tricked his own benefactor
Squeezed him out of his wealth.

Pretending he was wooing her to marry
Squeezed, showered the money on his girl
When he realized that he may get caught
He tricked the emperor, poisoned and fled.
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6 comments:

Wendilea said...

Oh, you must know the Tarot journey... I admire your poetry so much!

July 16, 2009 at 4:09 AM
Opaque said...

I like the narration in this one. I am learning that you pretty good at conveying a moral story via a poem. Keep writing!!!

July 16, 2009 at 6:14 AM
thoughts said...

dear wendi,

what is tarot journey? glad that you love these simple works so much. its a great joy to have someone who enjoys your simple scribbles.

thanks.

warmest affections,

July 16, 2009 at 8:51 PM
thoughts said...

dear ajey,

yes, i love to tell stories through poems (i was always a great fan of fairy tales)

warmest affections,
trisha

July 16, 2009 at 8:52 PM
HoneyBee said...

Ah, the same goes to me, thoughts.

By the way, this king is too nice and too blind. Blinded by love too, in a way; he couldn't see what's coming since he's too busy being happy watching the girl being happy. Pity.

July 17, 2009 at 9:29 PM
thoughts said...

dear HB,
noble people are like that fortunate for us, unfortunate for them :(

July 20, 2009 at 1:58 PM

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