Time and again, we come across certain morals that are put across to us frequently. M. Mohankumar’s poem gives an ironic twist to these oft-heard morals.
When a person revisits the land of one’s childhood after many years, what happens? Indeed, memories come rushing. M. Mohankumar’s poem captures the questions, emotions and the experience.
A student runs into his professor after 25 years and begins visiting the old man every time he gets the chance to visit the town.M. Mohankumar pens a story around what happens during one such visit when the professor and student talk about a dream.
It’s a dream in which he sees his desired one tenderly express love. M.Mohankumar’s poem captures the dream.
When someone dear doesn’t respond to your call repeatedly, you realise that the thread of attachment is gone. M.Mohankumar’s poem brings out this disconnect subtly.
Losing your wallet isn’t a very pleasant experience, especially when it’s loaded with money and other important things. Mohankumar’s poem describes how he imagines someone would lift a purse off an unsuspecting person.
From dawn to dusk, Mohankumar summarises the little details of yet another day through a poem.