Sometimes, you don't feel like home in your own home. You want to cry and run away from everyone around, even your own feelings. But eventually, you end up coming back all the time.

The world is full of negativity and negative people around us. We find more people who continuously remind us, "Why this won't work?" This poem focuses on the perspective of a small, tiny ant who wishes to climb a mountain. It lists the encounters between the small creature and the world who tries to stop her in every possible way.

This poem is about the centuries long fight between the two disputed religions. What if, the supreme powers whom we fight for, turn out to be best friends? And what if our gods, on whom we rely for everything, refuse to support us?

Have you ever been at a turning point in your life? A turn, that has the power to change the course of life. The choices, that decide your future self. This poem is about that decisive turn, unfortunately at which, most of us take a U-turn.

We never have enough time, neither for ourselves nor for anybody else. We are always in the complaining mode, that time is running very fast. Maybe, it's not the time but you who is running fast. This poem just asks you to slow down, take rest and feel the beauty of time.

Have you encountered someone, dirty, poor and filthy fellows begging outside the temples, mosques and gurudwaras? This poem is about one such heart-wrenching encounter, that leaves an everlasting impact on both the lives.

Was Ravan really the villain? Ram, or Ravan....it makes no difference.

There are so many feelings, emotions and words hidden inside us. Those, who have remained unsaid, unheard since long. This poem is about heritaging those emotions and words, that are so close to our heart. Maybe, someday we find the courage to speak them up, or someone may find the courage to listen.

What's the real face?