Jayshree Singh
2 min readFeb 27, 2024

Oblivious Regality
They met and loved fiercely
As if there would be
No tomorrow for them
They bound themselves in
Wedlock as they exchanged
Fragrant floral garlands.
Then Dushyanta said
He had to return
Palace and court awaited him
Urgent regal macho duties
The adorable woman who had set
His blood ablaze with desire
Receded into the depths of oblivion
The palace mesmerized the king
As Durvasa’s curse cast a spell
The days rolled
Shakuntala wept inconsolably
Alas, absent-minded Dushyanta had
Pressed the delete key.
Dushyanta ridiculed Shakuntala abominably
As she claimed him as her spouse
Belittled like Sita she withdrew
To her maternal home
Shakuntala was a single mother now.
When at last sighting the
Regal ring smelling of fish
Dushyanta emerged from the
Depths of oblivion, apologizing
Shakuntala and her son graciously
Welcomed him, they winked
Amusedly, doubling with laughter
As sage Durvasa winked ba
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Being and Becoming

Had Durvasa Rishi not shown his Augustine anger

Had Rishi Durvasa not created illusion of fervour

Had Durvasa Rishi not stuck to his whimsical curse

Had Rishi Durvasa not deluged the LOVE-LORN with an unidentified curse

The Oblivion with its insanity had been like an Omen

The Oblivion had got its haunted curse cause wreck

The Oblivion had never given Bharat to the current Bhaarat

The Oblivion had never come as memoir of flashback

The magnanimous Dushyanta had never been in redeeming rendition

The prowess Shakuntala had never determined her pangs in redemption

The visionary Durvasa had never been daunting to the unforgiving condition

The fortunate Bharat the son had never been aware of her Mother's resurrection

The red notice to Oblivion was a time-tested divine play

The red-notice to Oblivion stood the time-bound divine stay

The red-notice to Oblivion found its comfort to have its stand-by

The red-notice to Oblivion lived its crossing of crossover to decry

The red-notice to Oblivion in the form of curse was an illusionary lie

To let Oblivious state be a pattern to perpetuate call of bond

To let Oblivious crisis be a return to trail the trial of bond

To let Oblivious mind of Dushyanta be in denial of being fond of his desires

To let the Oblivious designs be like MENTORING Shakuntala for the fondly desires.

To let the Oblivious cursive for Lovers to be in fake trance of Rishi Durvasa’s Liar’s paradox.

Composition by -

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