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Workshop # 14
The Postlude

What
are you going to do, dear friend, The rest of your life? Your beloved wife Seated by your side Darns with devotion And skips a stitch or two often in her design Never forgetting to peck at you With a needlepoint fine Picking up the times When you were damnably wrong Which she now conscientiously condemns And will condemn all your life. Your darling child Repeatedly reminds You have outlived your time. All of them judge you according to their lights But how do you judge yourself Now that the summit has been gained Does the struggle seem worthwhile? In the dying light Going the downhill of your life Do you sadly repine All your priorities have been wrong? Did you chase only a mirage Ignoring things dearest to your heart Put off for another time?
This height Cost you a lot of opportunities Worse still, some compromise. My heart Now it is too late in the day To realign. Let us have some rest The rest of our life To amuse ourselves to see How life eludes life.
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Kumud Biswas
March 7, 2004
Workshop # 14
Articles
A Weighty Reflection by Pavalamani Pragasam
As We Age by J. Ajith Kumar
Flying Colors by B.V Ramana Rao
Recycling and Creativity by Akila Sivakumar
Sunset Memories by Tyr Anon
You Are Not Alone... by S. Rajameena
Poetry
A Beautiful Evening by Smitha Abraham
A Picture of Tranquility by Swagata Bhattacharya
A Tale of Two Images by Pavalamani Pragasam
Affair of Nature by Neria Harish Hebbar, MD
Eternity's Shore by Dr. Madan G. Gandhi
Gloaming Effect by B.V. Ramana Rao
Just the Two of Us by AJ Rao
Low Tide by Dr. Padmashree C.G. Rida
Retention by Latha B.S
The Twilight Hours by Shernaz Wadia
The Postlude by Kumud Biswas
Stories
A Stranger in His Life by Dinanath Manohar
The Breeze from the Sea by Greeshma Achar
The Road and I ... by Anita Joseph
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