Dipendra Thapa

She wishes me to bring her arose in Rose Day It ain’t bed of roses, but dizzy dilemma

Everyone in the room starts to act prudent Does perfunctory deeds as if s/he is independent The facade of envious creatures participating in the rat race

My country is humor superseded by political derision My country is a novice aided by perfunctory ruling

It started with a little chit-chat in a tea shop. We, the squad of five, decided to go hiking all of a sudden just thinking of making lasting memories, forgetting hectic life for a day, and, most importantly, hanging out with a friend who just arrived home from Japan.

Sitting in the chair, biting the nail Thinking ways to come out of jail Where I don’t belong The long list of don’ts

I always wish to be with you I want to hear you I want to see you I want to touch you, kiss you, feel you

The fall of the wall The shake of the floor The broken trees

If only I had abundant money, If only I had her as my girlfriend,

Noob in love is casting a spell It’s hard to show but easy to tell I am feeling like I am in the jail Scratching the wall, bending the bar Futile endeavors—released in the bail.

When I was a child, I used to call a spade a spade The big elephant used to dance In the TV at the day