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    A Fairy's Story: Poems of Love and Philosophy
    A Fairy's Story: Poems of Love and Philosophy
    A Fairy's Story: Poems of Love and Philosophy
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    A Fairy's Story: Poems of Love and Philosophy

    By Manali Bonde

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    Words of black ink & tear drop, feelings show as they smudge..
    Poetess telepathy it is, pleased the readers hungry soul be!
    Here comes A fairys story and other poems to remind you the little silly things, events of life which are forgotten. The events which join love and values but termed negligible to join the daily race for mundane things.
    Philosphy is not a complex word. It is way of life each one desires and ignores at the same time to follow what everyone does. These set of poems will take you on the journey of knowing love through philosophy. Its characters and soothing words will make you explore simple emotions like fear, anxiety, bravery and ambition.
    About author: Manali Bonde is an Vidarbhian artist. She writes and paints mainly on philosophy and love genre. Educated as MBA, Marketing she is an established entrepreneur in construction field since two years.
    She writes to contribute different message on indian and modern philosophy. She believes philosophy to be a world more than the mundane things we do for survival and urges people through her paintings and writing to ask questions and find more about human spirit.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPartridge Publishing India
    Release dateApr 9, 2015
    ISBN9781482847376
    A Fairy's Story: Poems of Love and Philosophy

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      Book preview

      A Fairy's Story - Manali Bonde

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      Image 1: Leaf of Love

      Part I: Love

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      1. A fairy’s story

      H e seeks the fairy of his dreams

      A simple thing a prince to care love

      But is it she the fairy with wings?

      Or does he needs the wing to love

      A question to term fairy of dreams

      Questions are raised when he goes

      Day may be each to just see again

      And Fairy to sit beside him attained

      She sympathises the child her lover

      But credence lays side which more?

      Power has the fairy to prince’ ruin

      But use what of with austere mind

      Deluded mind empowers him of all

      To think he can love and she too him

      Infatuates power him the love idea

      Around the waist desires he hand

      And true it is that hers is curve belle

      She questions though whose hand

      An impressionist or inquirer it is?

      Perplexity fairy likes indulgence in

      Because she loves a heretic of time,

      So can never devote to great divine

      Has he a thick brow and grey eyes

      And manner of no pity but serenity

      Fairy finds his psalms enchanting

      The condition which forsakes happy

      Is he to find not around her but where

      Pursues the heretic her not than art

      Dilemma then of want & need creeps

      Phase she describes it to be passed on

      And passes when she strong willed

      Wings now could fly her to freedom

      Separation sought her sombre beauty

      Reclined she bonds of prince waiting

      Long before it was, ascetic now arrives

      Moon when one arrives, stars too

      Telling that of nester’s aspire to kiss

      For her ascetic solitude he to break

      Fairy but thwarts ardent advent lips

      Bids, to hold her tears in empty palm

      And he does close them in earnest

      Then could she see the love in rays

      Credence was of the faith undefined

      Magus he is to tweak time, defining

      Fairy’s and own soul to coral shrine

      2. Invasion

      W ithin the veil of my heart

      There are things intimate

      Should it be known really?

      A secret couldn’t easily be disclosed

      Terrified to be discovered by you

      With only desire to be also

      To be searched by you, abrupt

      When you do, it is an invasion

      When you don’t, a child angers

      The solution you need to find

      As the way you see me forever

      With the eyes of sparkling love

      Reply I with the hasty glances

      Fragrance of my melting heart

      Just for you to know, I too!

      3. Marvel

      T here I see a graceful girl

      Leaning on the sole tree

      Taking it to be ‘his’ arm

      Where he could be?

      I see him, sitting restlessly

      On bench, just so near the tree

      Much so, wanting her beside him

      Why is she like that every time?

      Seeing them like this there

      Wonders nature the complexity

      Of the simple word love

      What’s the matter between them?

      Could it just be that? And it is!

      Both wake up from there trance

      To say a little bit to each other

      Isn’t it getting a bit confusing?

      I see them suddenly stop

      A silence of gazing each other

      And finally a gleeful hug

      What more marvellous should be!

      4. Sometime later may be

      S ome time later may be…

      We won’t have anything to share

      We won’t have anything to talk

      Such an irony, is it a love or

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