Poems by Aditya
Latest update: July 28, 2010
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1965 | Soor Soor Tulsi Sasi | Probably composed with Ashwini, a friend. (Language: Hindi) |
1965 | Main Na Kabhi Camp Attend Karoonga | Composed to show frustration with the NCC camp. (Language: Hindi) |
1988 | Dont' Let it Go Away | |
1991 | SERC Retreat | Composed during SERC retreat near Chicago. |
1991 | One Mr. Summary | Fun poem. |
1991 | Bye Bye Song | Poem written, and set to music, during the trip by Jyoti's brother Kannan and family over Christmas. This was probably my first major (original) composition using a synthesizer and the Amiga 2000. |
1991 | The Door | |
1991 | An invitation to Raju | Teasing my brother-in-law |
1992 | Inside a Book of Poems for my Daughter. | Published by the National Library of Poetry and recorded in the Sound of Poetry in 1996. |
1992 | Isn't she a marvel? | Written during SAMI songwriting workshop. |
1992 | Professor Knuth | In honor of Professor Donald Knuth. Composed during the return flight from San Jose to Indianapolis. |
1992 | If I had some time! | Written during the SAMI workshop on December 10. |
1995 | Where is the need to fight? | |
1995 | I wanna be a famous musician! | Fun poem. |
1996 | Humperdinck | On the name of an opera composer. |
1996 | The Bear from India | Rap for children. |
1996 | You build they will come | |
1996 | Mr. Summary | |
1996 | Italy Main Sasural | For brother-in-law, a teaser. (Language: Hindi) |
1996 | My daughter..when you were three | |
1996 | Mhari Gayyan Khul Khul Jaye | Later set to music for dance. Perfgormed during a Hilo function by the India Women's Association of Greater Lafayette. Check out my music page for an instrumental version. (Language: Hindi) |
1997 | My Favorite Town | Written for Pilani. |
1997 | Lullaby for a budding composer | Written for Christina Atallah. |
1997 | Amma | Written for my most wonderful mother-in-law and also set to music. (Language: Hindi) |
1997 | Mother | English translation of Amma. |
1997 | Abhinandan Geet | Written for Mrs. Puri's daughter's wedding. Set to music. (Language: Hindi) |
1997 | Urge | |
1997 | Savere Ke Chanda Mama | Written enroute from Cleveland to Newark. Gift to daughter Gitanjali. (Language: Hindi) |
1997 | Naree Ki Saree | Satire on Indian women who change soon after leaving India. No hard feelings please! Written enroute Paris to Chicago. (Language: Hindi) |
1997 | Adhar | Love poem. (Language: Hindi) |
1997 | Yaaden | Love poem/song. (Language: Hindi) |
1997 | Moon Uncle of the Dawn | English translation of Savere Ke Chanda Mama. |
1997 | Na Na | (Language: Hindi) |
1997 | Raam Ke Naa Bhajo To Tulsi Ke Hee Bhajo | Written enroute from Paris to Chicago. (Language: Hindi) |
1997 | Papa Ki Kavita | Also written enroute from Paris to Chicago. Satire on own poetry from his children's point of view. (Language: Hindi) |
1997 | Fall | About the beautiful fall season in Lafayette. |
1998 | Lights | For daughter. |
1998 | The game is not over | For friend Jose. |
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The door is open | For Mike Atallah on his moving out of the CS building. |
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Y2K | On my lack of concern for Y2k bug! Recited at Professor Dayananda and Prema-ji's home on 12/31/1999. |
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Limulus and Us | About the plight of the sea animal "Limulus" that is used extensively in scientific research. |
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Students | Dedicated to many many students who have been a great source of learning and happiness for me since 1972. |
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Snow | On the snowfall in West Lafayette |
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Bandhu | A short poem inspired by the Sycamore tree in my backyard. (Language: Hindi) |
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The Robin is listening | On my wife Jyoti's 50th Birthday. Also made into a full orchestral composition in Raga Yaman Kalyan. |
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Chembai | Inspired by the singing of Chembai Vaidhyanatha Bagavathar (1896 - 1974). I wrote it during the Continental flight 1260 from Indianapolis to Newark on July 7, 2001. (Language: Hindi) |
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Aayo banna | Written for Gitanjali. Added music. Performed during Mr. Dev and Anju Dev's daughter's wedding reception. Recently during Mrs. Puri;s daughter's pre-wedding reception. (Language: Hindi) |