Winter is on its way out..But the wintry breeze is still here..As Tagore ji says,the wintry breeze make the amloki trees dance in delight..But now its time for the Phalguni masa.
As i read about Tagore,i find that Baishakh, heralding the beginning of the Bangla year and summer, was also the month in which the poet was born. The songs and poems he composed on Baishakh and the new Bangla year constitute a treasure-house in Bengali literature. An adorer of dynamism, Rabindranath found in the 'absconding clouds' of Baishakh, the dream of the mountains, which wanted to float like them. For him summer was the veritable beginning of it all. It stood for all that was new
Come,oh Baisakh!,come
Breathing the fragrance of meditation
My little one turned one before the spring,the late winter still shines the corners of my house,some flowers uplifts my mood before they make their way out and dry,the green and blue balloons swayed in the light and breeze ,and then there were some inspirational,insightful and precious gettogethers,the brown and earthy tones being loved than any other colours,wrapping the shawls as i walk in the house,the cool insides of the house,whereas its sunny outside,the crunchy sound of the brown paper packages..a gift from a dear friend , the lipsmacking ber pickle..and so many more moments that i hold close to my heart that are not photographed...and on goes the life..seasons after seasons...
Images :Lakshmi Arvind
Pl.do not copy nor steal..
As i read about Tagore,i find that Baishakh, heralding the beginning of the Bangla year and summer, was also the month in which the poet was born. The songs and poems he composed on Baishakh and the new Bangla year constitute a treasure-house in Bengali literature. An adorer of dynamism, Rabindranath found in the 'absconding clouds' of Baishakh, the dream of the mountains, which wanted to float like them. For him summer was the veritable beginning of it all. It stood for all that was new
Come,oh Baisakh!,come
Breathing the fragrance of meditation
My little one turned one before the spring,the late winter still shines the corners of my house,some flowers uplifts my mood before they make their way out and dry,the green and blue balloons swayed in the light and breeze ,and then there were some inspirational,insightful and precious gettogethers,the brown and earthy tones being loved than any other colours,wrapping the shawls as i walk in the house,the cool insides of the house,whereas its sunny outside,the crunchy sound of the brown paper packages..a gift from a dear friend , the lipsmacking ber pickle..and so many more moments that i hold close to my heart that are not photographed...and on goes the life..seasons after seasons...
Images :Lakshmi Arvind
Pl.do not copy nor steal..
beautiful.. :)
ReplyDeleteLakshmi :) One day I will want to visit your home.I find thru all the pics that you put up , your home is so warm , full of love and warmth.The pictures of everyday life and mood so subtley expressed , dancing through the filtered lights of Delhi.You depict the many senses of Delhi so beautifully , otherwise know for its garishness !!Even thpugh I am originally from Kolkata , but I have come to love Delhi more inspite of its many negative shades
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Oh I also forgot to mention , Kuler chatni(ber pickle)as we Bengaalis say...reminds me of many afternoon spend with a whole jar on my lap .I have to ask mom to make some and keep for me till I visit Kolkata:)
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ReplyDeletesarmistha:please do come whenever you want to.yeah,even i love delhi as you said..thanks for the compliments about my home...its nothing more than a simple two bedroom sarmistha..i will talk to you thru fb..
love lakshmi..ber pickles as you said..i love them..
Oh, I've got to catch up! Lovely photos as always Laksh...and so lovely to document our days with photos, isn't it! Especially love the photo of J's balloons....and the block print cushion on the divan. And the photo of our tea! That was a lovely treat. Thank you so much.
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