Biography
I have MA degrees in Hindi and English from Delhi University, India. I had Urdu at graduation level and I know the language well. I worked in Kabul University and picked up a little spoken Persian.I can read and write Gurumukhi too. Currently I am HOD, Humanities in Bhagwan Mahaveer Institute of Engineering and Technology, Sonepat, Haryana India. I am a citizen journalist on merinews.com and meynews.in. My name M. S. Verma, CJ on google gives link to my writings. I write stories in Hindi and English and am a poet. I mostly write in English and occasionally in Hindi or Urdu.
Samples
Old Age The inevitable evening is the final sin. The master is gone, the beggar is in. The show over, the puppet is alone. The stage’s deserted, crowds are gone. Painful music the temples heats, That is how life you and me cheats. For mercy bleats the innocent sheep. The sea is silent, mountains don’t weep. Every moment passes in infinite wait, Now read history on a wrinkled slate. Seek meaning in a feigned smile. Dead hopes and dreams make a pile. Impotent storms frighten no more. Peeling the fruit, I reached the core. Life was nothing but a malignant sore, Rootless, shameless and a funny whore. MS V 12.4.14, 7.40 pm
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Comments
I would like this poem to be included in the coming anthology. How am I supposed to do this? Will someone guide please?
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Graham Sherwood
Wed 25th Jun 2014 20:53
Hello Mahabir
Welcome to Write Out Loud.
I hope you enjoy the site. We're really looking forward to reading some of your work and I know that you will be warmly welcomed by other WOL-ers too.
Thanks for already uploading a picture of yourself.
Have a good browse around, there’s lots going on and if you have the time to make some comments about the work of other poets please feel free. It’s the best way to get some constructive feedback about your own work too.
There’s always someone who’ll help you out with a problem, so just ask and someone will get back to you. It’s a friendly place, so welcome once again.
Graham Sherwood
ps. In order to enter the poem for the anthology you need to contact the link on the News page that are advertising the anthology. It is not directly linked to WOL.