Poem: Books

Another poem on one of the loves of my life (other than my family) – books!

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Books!

 

Open or closed, thick or thin,
I look upon them as my kin

My life is a paradox because I hate to open them
But, at the same time, I have to devour them as soon as I open them

Their smell intoxicates me as none other
In them, I can ask a question and find an answer

I love to have them everywhere
Even on a chair and under the stair

Parting with one is a sweet sorrow
Happy to have someone to bestow
But my heart breaks when parting with them though

Have you figured out who or what I am talking about?
What I am trying to say all in a way that is roundabout?

Why, this is all about books,
My love, my obsession, my life’s passbook

Books are your best friend, your silent pal
The ones who are there for you, part of your cabal!

 

 

In My Hands Today…

Custody – Manju Kapur

The story of two marriages which disintegrate and intertwine with heart-rending consequences.

When Shagun leaves her husband Raman for another man, a bitter legal battle ensues. The custody of their two young children is at stake – and Shagun must decide what price she will pay for freedom.

Raman’s new wife is unable to have children of her own, and finds another chance at happiness as a stepmother. But when the courts threaten the security of her new family, she decides she must fight for it – whatever the cost.