Smruti Ranjan Mohanty

Smruti Ranjan Mohanty

Smruti Ranjan Mohanty, O.F.S, son of Raj Kishore and Shantilata Mohanty, born at Padmapur, Jagatsinghpur, Odisha on 1.1.1963 is a multilingual poet, essayist and writer. He is a published poet and writer and a featured poet of PENTASI B World Friendship Poetry. His writings include essays, short stories, poems and novels which are published in newspapers and in various national and international magazines, journals and anthologies. Working as Finance Officer in Govt of Odisha, he writes extensively on life, its beauty and intricacies which are widely acclaimed. Poems are published in Mother Anthology by Hall of Poets, Voices of Aspirants by Poetry Planet, Mother by Poetry for Peace, Let the men speak for peace, Aroma of wilting petals, Anupam Bharat, Sourav, The Rock Pebbles, Symphony of Souls, Serious &Hilarious, Heartistry, World poetry on let there be peace, Complexion based discrimination global insight, Thought and Nature Anthology, New Creative Anteriority, Spring Window to peace, Indo African Anthology, Love at first sight, Spilling Essences, You and Me, A new beginning, Heart to Heart, Only you, My Valentine, Whispering Hearts, Poetic Rainbow, Fragrance of Asia, The Harmony, Sahitya Anand, East meets the West, Symphony of Peace, Pearls of Poesy, Ambrosia, International Anthology on Autism, Stars, Sky and Poiesis, Rain Drops of Love, Smrutire Parijat, Peace Lover, GloMag, Feb 2019, Tranquil Muse, Medley of Melodies, Nostalgia, Rise to Higher Essence, Cherry Toppings, Inked Thoughts, Whispering Poiesis, Rippling of Peace, Creative Anteriority, World for Piece, Traumas on Widows, Holistic Healing of Widow, The Global Literati Insights Research Journal, 1st issue 2018 etc. Poems are also featured in online magazines like atunispoetry.com, our poetry archive, GloMag etc., Poem hunter.com, Destiny poets, Different truths, YouTube.com.etc Website-smrutiweb.wordpress.com

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#sad_quotes  White SOMETHING I LOOK AT-4
BY-SMRUTI RANJAN MOHANTY 

I missed the touch,
I hardly felt.
Cherish the moment,
I ever had.
Long for the glances and smiles,
I never looked at.
Desperate for that love and emotion,
so dearly conserved in thy heart,
where hardly I peeped into and took  care.

                Days were worry some,
                nights were colourless.
                But gone are those,
                I am in love for the first time
                and a truly meaningful life is ahead.
                What ever gone will never  come back.
                To lament for it
                is to miss the present.
                Forget and forgive
                for the tomorrow is all yours

copyright@smrutiranjan 21.5.2015

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#sad_quotes SOMETHING I LOOK AT-4 BY-SMRUTI RANJAN MOHANTY I missed the touch, I hardly felt. Cherish the moment, I ever had. Long for the glances and smiles,

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#sad_quotes  White SOMETHING I LOOK AT-2
BY-SMRUTI RANJAN MOHANTY 

I regret and lament
those lost moments
tiny pleasures and little cravings
which will never come back

I will never forgive myself
for the injustice meted out to someone else
and the denial of trifling demands and petty wishes
carefully nurtured and harboured for so long

I regret crucifying life and
making nothing out of everything
lovingly offered and meticulously served
at various stations of life

copyright@smrutiranjan 20.5.2015

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#sad_quotes SOMETHING I LOOK AT-2 BY-SMRUTI RANJAN MOHANTY I regret and lament those lost moments tiny pleasures and little cravings which will never come back

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#sad_shayari  White MY MOTHER-10

When you look at me 
A thousand sorrows
Dissolve in the ocean of bliss
Thousands agony find  salvation 
When you smile 
A thousand problems find solutions 
When you open your lips 
When you say I am with you my son
Go ahead without fear
I find nothing on my way 
It is  your love all the way

At your lotus feet 
Find my  tears and smile their lone asylum 
In your maa! my whole life
My childhood, youth and middle  age 
My sorrow and happiness 
I and my life are all yours 
Tell me, my mother
Who will take care of your life
When you are no more?

You were not for yourself
You were for others 
Your kids and all those you loved
For them, you stretched your life bit more 
For which you suffered 
My maa! who else can suffer for her kids
Except for one's mother

Maa!
How beautiful was life
When you and Bapa were here
How dull and pale the world looks 
When  I lost you both 
To have that bliss infinite 
One has to die and take birth once more 
To have you and my father
I am prepared to die a hundred deaths
And take a hundred births 
Endure sufferings innumerable 
To become your unworthy son again and again

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#sad_shayari MY MOTHER-10 When you look at me A thousand sorrows Dissolve in the ocean of bliss Thousands agony find salvation When you smile A thousand problems find solutions

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#sad_shayari #Quotes  White THINK ONCE MORE-12
BY-SMRUTI RANJAN MOHANTY 

For those loved ones for whom you live the whole of your life without even thinking and caring for your own comfort, sacrifice every drop of your blood in  their upbringing, see the world through their eyes, and leave no stone unturned in making their life elegant and colorful often humiliate and hurt you the most and  betray you when you badly need their support. This is the world where we live in and call us civilized. .Nothing but a bitter irony.

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#sad_shayari THINK ONCE MORE-12 BY-SMRUTI RANJAN MOHANTY For those loved ones for whom you live the whole of your life without even thinking and caring for your own comfort, sacrifice every drop of your blood in their upbringing, see the world through their eyes, and leave no stone unturned in making their life elegant and colorful often humiliate and hurt you the most and betray you when you badly need their support. This is the world where we live in and call us civilized. .Nothing but a b

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#Moon  White SOMETHING I LOOK AT-251

BY-SMRUTI RANJAN MOHANTY


Feel your mother 


I see you

The way I was seeing you earlier 

I bathe you, feed you 

The way you were feeding me earlier 

I feel you, smell you, touch you

The way I sense others


I was a part of you

Now you have become the whole of me

When I search for you 

I never look outside 

I find you deep within 


You have not left me 

You have become me 

Become the beats of my heart

The music of my soul 

The guiding force behind my action and inaction 


When I touch me 

I touch you, I touch your heart and soul

For the rest of the world, you may not exist 

But for me, you are the only reality 

More real than the world I see


You are in my happiness and sorrow 

Cheer and tear, passion and ambition 

You are still my teacher and mentor 

My loving mother 

I am very much part of your world 

Which you built on your sweat and blood 

You can not abandon it 

Can not let your child suffer

Your blood cry for an ounce of love


I am not orphaned 

Not without my earth and sky 

You are always with me, my mother 

Here and hereafter


Smruti Ranjan Mohanty

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#Moon SOMETHING I LOOK AT-251 BY-SMRUTI RANJAN MOHANTY Feel your mother 

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#Morning  Black SOMETHING I LOOK AT-114
BY-SMRUTI RANJAN MOHANTY 

THE UNIQUE  'I' 

Definitely, i am not you
and you are me.
We are different,
neither you are inferior to me
nor i am superior to you,
we are unique in our own way.
Let our relationship flourish 
on the appreciation of that unique I.

Look around!
just impossible to find two things alike,
even two things from a source may look alike, but they are not exactly the same.
There lies the beauty and mystery of creation, the craftsmanship of the Almighty.
There is always one, nothing like two,
one and one makes two,
but two exact ones are not possible,
how can you make them combine into two?

The most intelligent cannot compare
with the dullest of the dull,
both excel in their own field,
and there is hardly anything to compare in between.

You are socialised to look at things 
in a particular way.
You call someone beautiful and someone ugly and your views are shaped as per the attributes of beauty forced into your mind since childhood.
You call someone good and someone bad 
as per the collective conscience and the values you internalised,
The window through which you look at
is the society in which you are born and groomed.
The reality is you are as beautiful as good and as intelligent as anyone else.

The way to a beautiful life lies 
in accepting and appreciating the reality that we are unique and different in our own way.
our unique difference is to make us
complement and supplement 
and interdependent to meet each other
need and requirement.

We will remain unique,
till  at a different level, we meet
and become one where remains
nothing except that all-pervasive unique 'I'
the vast ocean of consciousness and bliss 
wherein melt all ego and identity.

Smruti Ranjan Mohan

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#Morning SOMETHING I LOOK AT-114 BY-SMRUTI RANJAN MOHANTY THE UNIQUE 'I' Definitely, i am not you and you are me. We are different,

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