'Ail Man' is an
anagram of animal.
Does it say something?
- Max
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Max Babi, my guru, like Tukaram has a weakness - he barely records his prolific output of poetry. Tukaram is immortal because of Santaji Jagnade who collected his works; this is my attempt to get as much of Max's stuff (he sends it on SMS) in one place.
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- शमा हो तुम
- मेरे ख़्वाबिदा ज़हन पे
- तुमको ...
- Creativity
- U
- Time
- नज़रें मिलते ही...
- Ail Man
- रिश्ते तो हज़ारों हैं
- जीवन म्हणजे
- शम्म ए फरोज़ान
- ना आस ना उम्मीद
- जब कभी
- तुम पिलाओ निगाहोँ से
- बारिश बीत गई
- तीखे अल्फ़ाज़
- love seeds
- cursing
- PMT bus
- Locking up Ganpati
- ना भूल सकना
- City roads
- Yin and Yang
- my mood
- यह रिश्ता
- poltergeists
- I draw my own lines
- whirring fit
- A kind of lethargy
- Morning
- I grope for a message
- Gurgling brook
- Your poems
- Tinnitus
- Your silence
- Sweating like swine
- diseased dogs
- silence
- Concrete jungles
- I grope my way
- one minuscule ripple
- sun of mistrust
- cats and dogs
- impotent fury
- रस्म ओ राह
- The highest reward
- Invisible pollen
- ज़िन्दगी लहर थी
- ख़ामोशीने तुम्हें...
- complex music
- गुलिस्तान की पहचान
- ख़ामोशी
- Your silence
- Green monsters
- They watch
- My mind cannibalizes
- परवाज़ तुम्हारी रुहानियत में शौक़ परिन्दों
- ख़ौफ़ से अलविदा
- A poet's death
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