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“Lover off The Street (A Sonnet)

Beauty and bliss are all around,
When my feet walk alongside yours.
Life reaches the pinnacle of being,
When I'm annihilated for a smile of yours.
Climbed plenty hills, trotted plenty jungle,
Nowhere did I find a drop of sanity.
Then I stood crazy before your radiance,
And I got drenched in beams of serenity.
I am but a naïve lover off the street,
Without a single trace of intellect.
The only thing that I've learnt in life is,
In your happiness lies my upliftment.
Business is measured by how much we receive,
Life is realized when we stand hellbent to give.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Handcrafted Humanity: 100 Sonnets For A Blunderful World

“Everything is beautiful when you are with me, 'cause you are my ecstasy.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Handcrafted Humanity: 100 Sonnets For A Blunderful World

“A Dingbat Lover (The Sonnet)

Better be a dingbat in love,
Than play ping-pong with hearts.
Better be bonkers in sacrifice,
Than an arrogant smartypants.
Better give all without reserve,
Than be selfish and just take.
Better be wiped out in service,
Than take greed to your grave.
Better look idiot and learn,
Than be proud and stagnant.
Better be trusting and cheated,
Than a cynic scraping love's remnant.
There is no guarantee in life and love.
If you want guarantee open a liquor shop.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Girl Over God: The Novel

“How to Love (The Sonnet)

How do I love thee?
Lemme count the ways.
No wait, why bother counting,
When I can shower you with praise!
When there's sunshine on your face,
Lemme drink it like miracle syrup.
When your soul is blue and cloudy,
Lemme be your personal stand-up.
Your achievements are my own,
As such they boost my swag.
When you are mad at yourself,
Lemme be your punching bag.
Give me your body or not, I don't care.
I just wanna be there to wipe your every tear.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Girl Over God: The Novel

“I am by your side, will always be by your side. Before leaving you, I'll leave my very life.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Handcrafted Humanity: 100 Sonnets For A Blunderful World

“When I Found Thee (The Sonnet)

When I found thee,
40 inch chest turned 50.
When I found thee,
A savage mind realized humanity.
When I found thee,
A poor vagabond became a beacon.
When I found thee,
A cowardly heart became a lion.
Every cunning tradesman says,
The trade of love is sheer torment.
I say, better love and be hurt,
For wounds of love are a lover's ornament.
You appeared, and I found hope in every corner.
Even amidst all hell I saw paradise appear.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Woman Over World: The Novel

“My Sanctuary (The Sonnet)

Next to the sea of arabia,
I laid my eyes on a fairytale.
At her sight the continents vanished,
At her voice all scores turned stale.
I sat there at the back listening,
As she stood up at the podium to speak.
One distant glance was enough,
And I forgot that I was a scientist.
My native land had given me nothing but heartache,
But the syllables of her lips caressed me as ointment.
In a long time I felt at peace, without the rush of chase,
My tired soul found sanctuary in her elysian presence.
But mark me well, love is not about being the recipient,
It's about caring even without the other's awareness.”
― Abhijit Naskar

“Ruined Lover (The Sonnet)

It isn't wrong to want,
To be with someone.
Whether they reciprocate,
Is not your decision.
You cannot force love,
To force love is to ruin it.
All you can do is reach out,
Even at the risk of being ruined.
Love never cares about reputation,
If it did it wouldn't be love.
If you can still think logical,
You are anything but in love.
Logic is but poison in love's domain.
Let all ego be washed away by love's pouring rain.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Find A Cause Outside Yourself: Sermon of Sustainability

“Dashing through the snow,
with a one track mind you slay!
None can blind your goal,
or force you go astray!

Stronger than the sleet,
bolder than the hail,
on you ride the waves,
daring through dismay!

Jingle bells, jingle bells,
jingle all the way �
all is sweet around you dear,
your absence makes it lay.

O, jingle bells, jingle bells,
jingle rings joy true.
Earth has plenty ancient art,
but the bravest art is you.”
― Abhijit Naskar