Santosh Kalwar's Blog, page 26

n his new book with very interesting title, "An Aphrodisiac," a young Nepalese poet from Chitwan, Nepal has published collection of forty-three erotic, sensual and delicate love poems.

Lappeenranta, Finland, June 08, 2010 --(PR.com)-- Lulu Press, Inc. is proud to present An Aphrodisiac by Santosh Kalwar from Lappeenranta, Finland.







An Aphrodisiac is a collection of forty-three erotic, sensual and delicate love poems. The book describes many aspects of love and art of making love...

Well, well, well... finally, some small press of poetry accepted couple short poems. You can find more informaiton about the press at unFold, which is a PG-rated experimental poetry journal that seeks inspired 140 character (including spaces) Tweets.

So You Want To Be A Writer
if it doesn't come bursting out of you

in spite of everything,

don't do it.

unless it comes unasked out of your

heart and your mind and your mouth

and your gut,

don't do it.

if you have to sit for hours

staring at your computer screen

or hunched over your

typewriter

searching for words,

don't do it.

if you're doing it for money or

fame,

don't do it.

if you're doing it because you want

women in your bed,

don't do it.

if you have to sit there and

rewrite it again...

Learning never stops. You learn from friends and foes. I attended my ECSE Support Meeting this year. I came across a great fellow researcher. Through him, I learned that there is a association of non-fiction writers in Finland.



Usually, it is not an easy to become a member to such associaiton. There are certain rules and regulation, which needs to be followed.



In short, I have been accepted to THE FINNISH ASSOCIATION OF NON-FICTION WRITERS.



Good day !

Ovide et Corine by  Agostino Carracci  portrays the poet with his love of Amores, poem of his huge production in  elegiac couplets

Imagine that you are standing in a crowded street in some unknown city. Take a deep breath, and look around. What will you see? Will you take some notice of that man standing in that crowded street? Most of us will probably ignore him.

What if you were standing for a moment? You will see that everybody is moving around. 





You may be surprised when people hardly notice you.Our existence in the form of 'flesh and blood' is similar to the above scenario. Each one of us is standing in a...

From the depth of slumber,

As I ascend the spiral stairway of wakefulness,

I whisper

God, God, God!Thou art the food and when I break my fast

Of nightly separation from Thee

I taste thee and mentally say

God, God, God!No matter where I go, the spotlight of my mind

Ever keeps turning on Thee;

And in the battle dim of activity my silent war cry

Is ever;

God, God, God!When boisterous storms of trials shriek

And worries howl at me,

I drown their noises, loudly chanting

God, God, God!span

somewhere i have never travelled,gladly beyond

any experience, your eyes have their silence.

in your most frail gesture are things which enclose me,

or which i cannot touch because they are too near

your slightest look easily will unclose me

though i have closed myself as fingers,

you always open petal by petal myself as Spring opens(touching skilfully,mysteriously)her first rose



nothing that we are to perceive in this world equals the power of your intense fragility:

(i do not...

WarMoment of birth begins with War, war and the                                WarWar of sufferings             From the unknown names to unknown path that we may takeThere is war within us each moment.            There will be war outside us each and every moment.War of poverty and pain; war of rich and poor; war of goodness and evil; war of love and hate; war of sadness and despair; war of life after death or death after life; war on religion, culture; war on politics and social issues. W...

This is with reference to the article by Alistair Burt and Alan Duncan "Nepal: Time to deliver" (May 26).             I entirely disagree with the writers' statement "parties with different ideologies and interests have expressed their common desire to come together to complete the stalled peace process." I think it is too early to predict that Nepali political parties have reached any sort of consensus on the ongoing peace-process.            It seems to me that after the death of...