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Selene: A Poem
Selene: A Poem
Selene: A Poem
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Selene: A Poem

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"Introduction

Raj has AIDS.

His time on earth is short.

He lives in a metro – is rich – but has had enough of its hustle and bustle early in life.

He wants to die in peace in a beautiful environment.

He comes to know of an ideal village set in an idyllic atmosphere.

Raj lands in the village and is immediately befriended by city educated Viktor and his beautiful daughter Selene who has come back from the city after graduation to help her father in securing the village’s future in education.

The father and daughter duo draw closer to Raj even though they know he has AIDS and placate the villagers by educating them about the disease when they become agitated about Raj coming to stay in their midst in the final stages of his disease.

They had given him shelter in a comfortable room attached to their home when he was healthy enough and Selene brings him into the guestroom inside her home when his condition worsens and tends to him with love while Viktor watches with tears in his eyes.

All this happens when love is blossoming between the reluctant Raj and determined Selene in the beautiful ambience of woods, lake and fields.

Unconditional love."

LanguageEnglish
Release dateDec 14, 2017
ISBN9789352019854
Selene: A Poem
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Mallikarjun B. Mulimani

MALLIKARJUN B. MULIMANI is a versatile writer. He writes novellas, novels, and long and short poems including haikus. His books and style of writing, where brevity is the hallmark, influenced by his engineering background, are unique and highly acclaimed. His writings are crisp, carrying a theme and a message making them highly readable. So far, he has twenty-five books to his credit. They revolve around diverse themes: the psychology of humans and their milieu, God, love, sex, religion, the realization of self, life and death. They often touch the metaphysical domain.

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    Selene - Mallikarjun B. Mulimani

    Introduction

    Raj has AIDS.

    His time on earth is short.

    He lives in a metro – is rich – but has had enough of its hustle and bustle early in life.

    He wants to die in peace in a beautiful environment.

    He comes to know of an ideal village set in an idyllic atmosphere.

    Raj lands in the village and is immediately befriended by city educated Viktor and his beautiful daughter Selene who has come back from the city after graduation to help her father in securing the village’s future in education.

    The father and daughter duo draw closer to Raj even though they know he has AIDS and placate the villagers by educating them about the disease when they become agitated about Raj coming to stay in their midst in the final stages of his disease.

    They had given him shelter in a comfortable room attached to their home when he was healthy enough and Selene brings him into the guestroom inside her home when his condition worsens and tends to him with love while Viktor watches with tears in his eyes.

    All this happens when love is blossoming between the reluctant Raj and determined Selene in the beautiful ambience of woods, lake and fields.

    Unconditional love.

    It is simple

    It is beautiful

    Birthed is a sense of calm

    Inside

    Those who behold it

    And blossoms

    To bring about

    Harmony

    For they deserve it.

    The dawn

    Childish sun

    Doesn’t burn,

    Quietly

    In a golden hue

    Brings to sight,

    Drops of dew

    On a fresh blade

    Of grass,

    Beauty new.

    The bud

    Is excited

    By the flower

    Which attracts

    Morning guests,

    Beautiful butterflies

    And buzzing bees,

    But

    It is not its time yet.

    The mist has vanished

    After having thrown

    A modest veil

    Over the early morning’s

    Sublime thrills

    Which leads one

    To peer

    And wonder

    What exactly lies yonder.

    By a village

    Is a lake pristine

    Blue and crystal clear

    Surrounded by woods lush green,

    Tall and broad trees

    Soldier the woodland

    And the lake,

    It seems like

    Fairies are shimmering in water droplets

    When a stone is thrown into the lake

    And hold us in stupor

    Until we once

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