This Blog includes all the English Poetry and Essays composed by me. Hoping to make all of you smile and happy Reading my blog. Regards, Deepalaxmi Bhat
Friday, 4 September 2026
The Empty Space He Left
Sunday, 16 August 2026
She Still Believes in Miracles
Tuesday, 12 May 2026
Radha Beyond Time
A melody remembered by every silent tune.
Though destiny drew their paths apart,
Krishna still lives within her heart.
She questions God in sleepless night,
“Why separate souls born from one light?”
Why give a love so pure, so deep,
Only to leave her soul to weep?
Yet somewhere beyond this mortal way,
Their souls still meet, still softly stay.
Beyond the distance, beyond the years,
Beyond the ache of hidden tears.
She still feels butterflies arise,
The moment she looks into his eyes.
A trembling warmth, a sacred fire,
An endless wave of old desire.
She longs to laugh at the silliest things,
Like carefree hearts with invisible wings.
To speak for hours without a reason,
Like love untouched by time or season.
She longs to steal a quiet night,
Wrapped in his arms, holding him tight.
Not for the world, not for display,
But for the souls that never went away.
For she is Radha… forever will be,
And he her Krishna, eternally.
Not every love is meant to stay near,
Some live beyond lifetime and fear.
No vows can bind, no fate can sever,
For their love was written… forever.
Tuesday, 28 April 2026
One Moment Beyond Time
Thursday, 29 January 2026
Charlie – A Cat
I woke up on a morning bright,
When sunlight brushed my tiny feet.
There she was, holding me tight,
With love so pure and roots so deep.
I leapt right off the cozy bed,
Stretched my paws from head to toe,
Calling her to get me fed—
You know, I’m a foodie, soft and slow.
Once my tummy was full and fair,
I stepped outside, my hunter’s call.
Chasing dreams through open air,
Till boredom made me munch grass tall.
I followed scents, the earth my guide,
Till confusion pulled me far from home.
Just when I turned with hope inside,
I was trapped—new neighbour’s dome.
I cried aloud with all my might,
But no one came to set me free.
So I ate what came within my sight,
And waited… patiently.
Two days passed, then evening came,
A click, a sound—the door swung wide.
I ran like fire, forgetting pain,
Till home embraced me from inside.
The night was still, the house asleep,
I went to where my heart belonged.
The door was shut—but with one leap,
It opened—and I found my mom.
I mewed softly; she woke with cheer,
Pulled me close in loving sight.
Safe again, held warm and near,
I thanked God for timing right.
