Survival

 

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I wondered how would I survive without you..

Your words were sweet,
Your memories are haunting..
Your falacies were beautiful,
Your truth is ugly!!

I wonder how would I have survived with you..

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Dedicated to my childhood crush who had often claimed his Love for me to be eternal..!!

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Burning Soul

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For years
I have screamed-
Sitting atop the crematorium furnace.

Willowing
At the fumes of the burning deads.

Now
I wish to go mute
Sleeping through the Eternity!

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Submitted for Sunday 160

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I Strike yet again

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I’ve become a thunder- I am lightning..
I roar around; I am far reaching.
It doesn’t matter who I strike;
‘coz whenever I do, I claim all lives..!

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I possess none, all is gone.
Left behind is a numbing pain..!!
I Forgive none, I give it to all-
The Hurt I’ve collected in all my years..

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Bewildered, I have lived alone-
To lead my Life; even otherwise,
I come again all prepared
Entire Universe being my friend!!

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I am Vast, yet- mysterious;
..Look at the new Me.
I now do only what pleases me-
Gaining momentum in scratching away smiles..!!

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Match- stick Printing

Theme- Geometrical

Media- Acrylic colors

Fabric- Organdie

No. of Blocks- 2; 1 for different motif each

Colors- Mauve and Olive Green

Procedure- The matchsticks are stuck with gum on cardboard pieces which then acts like a block.

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Silk Saree

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Batik Dyeing/Printing

Theme- Ornamental/Floral

Media- Heating and applying the heated liquified wax

Fabric- Silk

No. of Blocks- 1 for Outlining, 2 for different colors- each motif

Colors- Batik Dyeing  Colors in Red and Ochre (Golden Yellow)

Procedure- the liquid wax is applied to the fabric by a brush wherever it needs to be resisted. Once “waxed”, the fabric is dyed in the same manner as in tie n die. For more colors, the procedure is repeated again. To save the 1st color, wax over the same. Repeat for 3rd or more colors. The wax is then taken off by immersing the fabric in boiling water till entire wax comes off- usually carried out by dyers and dry-cleaners.