Finely woven fibres
Growing in dark corners
Of the mind
Delicately intricate strands
That encircle, entangle and entrap
Thoughts & memories
It’s true, they’re stronger than steel
Find me a broom, a brush
To sweep them clean
And set free the heart again
Whisking away the web of the past
For hopes of the future
random rants ruminations ramblings 
Lovely, to say the least.
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Thanks, dad
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So very true, those strands are stronger than steel. And a great message in your poem, K! I’m going to make this my mantra for now.
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What, removing the “jaalas” from the head?
😉
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Abey, these jaalas are the toughest!
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Yeah, I know…get a strong jhaadu!
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Getting into my ‘bai’ avatar..
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🙂 It’s almost time for Diwali cleaning anyways
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Haan yaar
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Nice poem–like finely woven (spider) silk. 🙂
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Thanks 🙂
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This was really wonderful! I like shorter poems like this. Enjoyed the picture that went along with it too. http://Www.brilliantviewpoint.com
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Thanks very much!
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I haven’t read a poem in a long time. Loved this and Also, the picture goes perfectly well with the short poem
http://twenty7bymichelle.com/road-trippin-jutland-denmark/
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Oh wow, thanks, Michelle!
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sir Yagnesh, your son writes awesome. This verse is one of your best Kunal. Favoriting it a million times.
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Hahahahah, thank you! I’ll tell him – I doubt he will re-visit this post 🙂
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Yeah , you better tell him. So cool your dad , reading his son’s work. You lucky bugger!
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You know he’s also started his own blog, ya?
http://www.belatedbloomer.wordpress.com
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I will follow him !!
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Do that! And many thanks, in advance!
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Your welcome welcome hahahahaha
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Lol. Not getting him.
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HuH? Here’s a link –
https://belatedbloomer.wordpress.com
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Okay. Followed. Thanks sorry for eating your head
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Hey check what you gave me
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You sure are a lucky bugger! Look who has revisited your site.
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Hahahahahah! I am!
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[…] Source: Cobwebs & Brushes […]
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It’s so lovely!! Poem with beautiful meaning giving and hope have interpreted correctly the importance of cleaning heart and inside first!! Early morning reading the beautiful post made my day!!
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Oh, you make it sound so easy to do! Inspiring.
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Spring cleaning is hard work, whether of the house or of the mind, Sonya!
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Awesome!!
Please do checkout my blog
Feel free to like, comment and follow.Namaste.
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Thanks! And I will… cheers!
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Splendid, Kunal. Reminded me of Emily Dickinson…
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Thanks, Em!
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A wonderful write, Kunal. Such are the depths of the human mind, some corners always remain beyond, the reach of any broom.
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Thank you, Vidur! You understand right… 🙂
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No more climbing up the wall, I say 🙂
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😊👍
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Reblogged this on From 1 Blogger 2 Another.
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Thank you so much!
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You’re welcome!
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