
This poetry collection was published under the name Akaash Rishi on Amazon Books in c.2020

This poetry collection was published under the name Akaash Rishi on Amazon Books in c.2020
He’s a real world academic
The man by the Master’s side.
Snide for all the faults in the world
Vowed to save all the boys and girls.
Do violets give thanks for their rain and sun?
Then Nothing is telling the Son of what I have to begun.
The worker will program
The defeated computer
Manufacturing is nomadic
After Krishna’s magic tricks:
– incarnate, Avatar, yogi, boss-level and the way of Fu Manchu
Rebirth is Grace
Not Birmingham University.
Destroying the social order
Nice try
Trumps! Worldly Wise Bush and admiralty Barracks!
Hashtag you’re not it
The Guru passed you by
Om.
AI Summary
The poem confronts false authority — academics, gurus, leaders, and institutions that claim mastery but fail to offer real salvation. It contrasts divine rebirth, grace, and mythic lineage with the mundane failures of universities, politics, and social order. The speaker wrestles with the gap between spiritual promise and worldly pretence, searching for a path untouched by ego or hierarchy. In the end, it becomes a gesture toward authentic guidance — a recognition that true transformation comes from within, not from those who “passed you by.”
Tickets at the movies are empty for the Drive-Ins
The UK without the pick-up lines of Fall Guy.
Colt
A dramatic bolt
Frankensteinian
Devilry in the delving of reviling love
Sent from above
Like queen’s a carriage behind,
Needing a jacket from her dear
Puddles. let me finish
Whether I go short or long
The quip is not my song.
And they are as liable in courts for extortion
Like time is the genius.
I have given you cosmology
And you spit at The Ritz.
Tap Tap
Put it on, show ‘Chicago’ (IMDB)
Stage a Fight at The Almeida city.
Time.
• Hot off The Press wasn’t Red Fords.
Water can’t have a gate of metal,
So mettle shouldn’t be tested
• Every day.
Editors. Business Interests.
Then the mind will get : a cheeky pudding
As also Leo & Stan got.
a Time to remember
Someone spoke some sense
When they compare you to the guardian Guru
Look at their daughters’
What about her pounds and pence?
‘Queen’ (IMDB)
DiscMan. DJ: Timed|plays Jacobean to [ ] as Napster.Com says: What the Enron did your student loan expenditure *Bleep* know
Way back when…
– the class o’ jack o’ lantern was 99 red balloons for SteveMacGumavitch’iya and Indigo Children/ Slides and frames of EVe’S bLuFf/ Why not sleep on the rough in Soho?
Soho is Crouch End:Settling London scores again
“Ruffian”. Keep that a hundred
And see your violent then.
Lazerbeak set me back a Pony from the afterlife
To pay for a stretch of Kal Penn.
Shawshank:
Why didn’t the Guru tell the sells
Report this ad
Redemption:
Because the quotes don’t fit from Guru Granth Sahib to the wit of Aqua parks in every knifeless land.
Time. The phone grab
Fast forward the action replays and stays for critique of funny chic,
Let the children shop
So the adults can one day,
When the mind faces time and globalisation protests.
Fragments a fragmentary I-Ness of the Nessie like a Loch that is missing the key to a friendly wholeness.
. . . Shattered is the trust
With no book
So the verse rings on
To take a look
Shattered!!!
Like glass shards falling down in an innocent glasshouse
Hated.
Some loves are not common
Like the love of husband and wife.
Chocolates and flowers aren’t to Afford
Some religious strife relating the repeating
Of the religious. Rising.
Dissent of a King living within, Glories that punish Him.
AI Summary
The poem moves through shattered narrative — movies, music, myth, and memory breaking apart into fragments of longing, satire, and disillusion. It shows a world where culture, commerce, spirituality, and art collide, leaving the speaker caught between glamour, violence, and the ache of what cannot be repaired. Time, trust, and identity unravel through references to cinema, gurus, London streets, and globalised chaos, revealing a self trying to hold coherence in a glasshouse of falling shards. In the end, the poem reaches toward inner restoration — a hope that beneath rupture, dissent, and mythic punishment, something whole might still be possible.
It’s a negative energy that follows me
A dissuading of Thomas of the actions.
Men in power and authors gazing
Through their trips and ecstasy
Exhilarators from the eyes.
Why didn’t you choose me?
Sayeth the Indian Devi
In loco parenti for her lonely Deva-Day
Jayanti! Lost like a singular flame in a falsehood.
Children at Christmas weren’t need
I slaughtered my homework
The movies were to read
Scripts on the floor
The Radio The TV Times that were for me
Before History needed the Creator
In the seems of Law
Judged by
The meaning of contemporary
Reflection
When are inflexions I?
Inflexions don’t pay for have to
Injections parole
Label MMR vaccines
More was never enough
The [ ] wanted it tough
[ ] is his King and belittler
I heard no praise of no-one.
Non-leader to the Father
Miracle pace of life
Undoer to the reliable V.A.T.
Do you accept your wife?
I can do attitudes
Will as you through and through.
Expectant of a mew
Meadows were there,
Captains of industry have the boldness to blonde hair
When the hours have afforded your sons fair literacy.
Music for the Madame Fame who lives down by the lane,
Society was the father’s discussion
Munchings and peelings
Ireland went reeling
Such a beautiful flag
A country wife and her hag.
Inevitable
The strain
On medic’s brains. Shoe laces have grown big today.
Its not mine to take away the fib
That Genesis wasn’t laughed at
When he saw Lesbians on IMDB trib and said it was good.
I forgot how good it was
To not be someone else
Taliban.
Handler man.
What caste associates the water dam
A project from Lapland dancing on their fears
So erectile distinction can distinguish
The Eros love graffiti with Agape.
Acceptance is the new age that Piccadilly swears,
“Alexander The Great” : & how bad this is getting.
AI Summary
The poem moves through negative spiritual weight — a sense of being followed, judged, and misunderstood by powers both human and divine. It blends childhood memory, religion, medicine, politics, and myth into a landscape where identity feels fractured and constantly tested. The speaker wrestles with expectation, ancestry, cultural pressure, and the strain placed on the mind and body by modern life. In the end, the poem reaches toward acceptance and clarity — a hope for release from confusion, fear, and inherited burdens, even as the world grows more complex.
At first the idea is rejected,
Another man had something else in mind.
Then, choices find and define
The missions.
Sacred is then a journal
Of ideas that keep him in the keeps of jeeps.
Outside of a marriage, what carrying is Godless sleep?
The years are not the rupees
So fears are conjecture;
Pressures are 24/7 the peaceful warrior
From the Ayes of a definition that CULT
put down women’s purrs about:
Book Thief.
AI Summary
The poem traces rejected beginnings — ideas dismissed, missions reshaped, and a self trying to define its sacred work outside the confines of others’ expectations. It moves through marriage, fear, pressure, and spiritual identity, showing how culture and hierarchy distort the voice of the “peaceful warrior.” The speaker confronts how institutions, cults, and social judgement silence women, reshape meaning, and complicate the search for authentic purpose. In the end, the poem reaches toward inner authorship — a recognition that the true journal, mission, and definition of self must come from within, not from those who tried to put it down.
Ideas drift in a sea of space
Cost is rejected by the disappearing race
Another man had something else in mind.
Then, choices find and define
The missions.
Sacred is a journal
Ideas keep him in the jeeps.
Outside is a marriage, carrying a carriage
Sleep, the years are not the rupees
So fears are conjecture,
Pressures are 24/7
The peaceful warrior
From the Ayes that have it
Of a definition of CULT
Put down the women’s purrs
A Book Thief lulls in a godless deep.
AI Summary
Your revised poem tightens itself into a single, drifting current — a meditation on vocation, rejection, sacredness, and the quiet violence of cultural forces shaping a life. As a paragraph, its movement becomes clearer: ideas drift in a vast sea of space while cost is rejected by a disappearing race, another man’s intention overriding your own until choices begin to define the mission; the sacred becomes a journal, a private scripture that keeps him moving in the jeeps of his own restlessness, and outside the frame of marriage he carries a carriage of godless sleep, where years refuse to convert into rupees and fears dissolve into conjecture under the relentless pressure of the peaceful warrior who lives inside the Ayes that have it; the poem turns toward the distortions of cult definitions that silence women’s purrs, and ends with the Book Thief — a figure half‑accusation, half‑confession — lulling in a godless deep, suggesting that ideas are stolen, inherited, smuggled, and reborn in the dark where the poet keeps writing because the sacred refuses to die.
Avatars are optional extras like their objected hate
“Woman” who has identities need the compassion weight
Exterior are posteriors to revelation that states the nation
Addressing the crowd pleaser
With the healed drug user
With a lone lone range gravitas from film
That fight.
Dwell in the different and entangle the neighbour
In a confronting press release
Mastery is found in the feeling of grounding
Fault lines are of a need that see,
The arts of the world planting seeds for tomorrow’s youth
In the first breath that the brat that fears for the nation.
Quandaries are from immigrants are immaterial
Lokas with the Beatles inhabited evolutionary strains.
What you think
Is.
What you say, is a Mc[ ]eyism.
“Salaam!” in the parking lot.
Thought word deed, if you please
Mr Ishwara Allah Sita Raaaaaaaam!
Squares and squats rolled the moss for acquittal
Ignorance is bliss like the bass and guitar
Challenging the scene
In an Oasis that cleans the dreams for galaxies to squeem at the openness
Of parenting responsibility
Cash has questions
Superstardom can make people irrelevant
Matters of material mother’s have is fallen.
On the world to do with you
The ‘we’ we can win, thanks for letting men in.
The meditation is fine
Like music understood, with classically balanced faces
Superlatively rearranged in time.
My brain is fried on a cooler that try a touchdown;
A run down would go down great
If I solved the problem of hate I loved to create!
Cultural icon,
No one else could be
Fashionble
Indecision
Rolling Pins Index.
AI Summary
The poem moves through cultural entanglement — avatars, immigrants, musicians, parents, gurus, and neighbours all woven into a restless search for meaning. It shows how art, fame, spirituality, and everyday life collide, creating fault lines where identity, responsibility, and desire blur into one another. The speaker wrestles with grounding, compassion, material pressure, and the problem of hate, trying to understand how culture shapes the self and how the self shapes culture. In the end, the poem reaches toward inner balance — a hope that meditation, creativity, and honest self‑reflection might resolve the chaos into something whole.
This is Planet Earth,
Pa Pa Paa Pa Pa Pa Papa!
The role of religion is getting worse;
That is an order for reordering
The Print does not return these generations,
When it only extant the voice of betrayal
To the nation.
The organ wasn’t a grinder at the tables
Pistols weren’t allowed when History was orally transmitted,
The Damsel defendants in the pews for remembrance
Those who wished for better.
Keep the whet and cuddle Raleigh
Advertising on the Web condolences to the jee
What Males you thinking?
Maker.
Creator.
Legal degree displeaser:
The difference between you and me is M&American
Fo’Sho Sushi first
Jude is the worst.
She’s got to hide your book away.
Biography at Oxford City and the confessional style of tripe
Laughter from me about Jizz in Birmingham City
Where the Blues were routinely promoted.
Science is not for parks
That is for the skater to reverse the roles
And turn back time on the attitude of rebirth and rhyme.
Falling was for them and the dome bowl cut
Before ‘American Pie’
Upped the ante and remembered
The post village door to door sales.
A globalised Gob from shit in whines and snobs
St Johns won’t be coming home
Need is their cables, wires, refurbishment, wringing are their ables
The towel on the head of a survivor,
Vales of underlining glory
Alive in the harassment of virtue that governed patents to sleep
Children are away for schools tomorrow
London is on watch for sorrow.
The Thames is alert to Avon
A Reservoir is not Semantic
Ownership to the raven is for the majority
Sharing holdings in stakes of Vampires
Bloodying the Walls of West Egg
Ministers are never Privileged.
Do I like that?
Larks Ascend
Crying for Eastern bliss
To vilify the battle of intellect
Those who pay for governed fees.
Air on their knees no more
Death Row is on Zone 1’s door
Last section the edifice of education departmented the web-ification of Ovulating delicacies
To mix.
Style and general self
The Jungian cock crowded twice to the do well crew.
AI Summary
The poem moves through planetary disorder — religion faltering, institutions cracking, and culture dissolving into noise and betrayal. It blends myth, media, politics, and spirituality to show how identity becomes scattered across cities, histories, and digital worlds. The speaker wrestles with intellect, heritage, education, and the weight of modernity, searching for coherence in a landscape of chaos. In the end, it becomes a meditation on inner meaning — a struggle to locate purpose amid global confusion, cultural fragmentation, and the fading of old certainties.
What incarnation of God is Id
DR Jones or rival receipts?
There’s plundering in themes
Revisions with Iran
Stones are alive
The cheater knows Jungle Jim and multiple Tarzans.
Living stone clothes a mean debate
Shy is the life in me
Of welcome Hindu property
Aside the broken sand of bones on sad dry cracked earth by remains
That forsee, the steak living like ham that is a burger for my little buggers
I don’t eat Beef.
Either Neither
Nether Regions …
Poetry wasn’t my high school graduation.
Prom Queen
Set your spice apiece
For release
Balti in Smelly Oak. Removed.
Airs on G Strings
The time of fine arts. Martial oriental.
Monkey Magic
AI Summary
Your poem asks what incarnation of God the Id might be — DR Jones, rival receipts, plundered themes, revisions with Iran — as stones come alive and the cheater who knows Jungle Jim and multiple Tarzans becomes a symbol of myth recycled through pulp; living stone clothes a mean debate, and shyness becomes the life in you, a welcome Hindu property set beside broken sand, bones, and cracked earth where remains foresee the absurdity of steak living like ham, a burger for your little buggers, even though you don’t eat beef, drifting into the neither‑either‑nether regions where poetry was never your high‑school graduation; Prom Queen energy flickers, spices set their piece for release, Balti in Smelly Oak removed, airs on G‑strings recalling the fine arts and martial oriental aesthetics, before the poem ends on Monkey Magic — a final wink toward myth, mischief, and the strange holiness of pop culture as scripture.
Drugs were inevitable
Indebtedness is older than nature
Searches do seem and seek
Then talk
About the void of sexual responsibility
If money was their addiction
And addiction was their diction
A
dictation
S.O.S.
.. 1914 / 1942 / 1066 / 1642
The Rostrum did Nostradamus
1980s / 1997 @ AOL.1947.LLP.com
Dictaphone is not Vedic Society manifestation
ISKCON is the history they pay to tell their microphone.
Leave ‘the talk’ alone synchronistically and the beer breath of a man called Gods
My Psychology for PsychChrists
In the in-ness of 2023
Porridge is for proactive investment in the uploaded cafe far from my seat in life
Swaying like their Radha TV
Prabhu explained
It would have been nice
If that was Guru-Ji.
AI Summary
The poem moves through cycles of addiction and history — drugs, debt, responsibility, and centuries of conflict echoing through personal memory. It critiques how religion, psychology, and modern spiritual movements distort meaning, turning guidance into performance and prophecy into paid narration. The speaker wrestles with identity, expectation, and the ache of wanting a true teacher in a world full of microphones, markets, and misinterpretations. In the end, the poem reaches toward spiritual authenticity — a hope that the real Guru, the real voice, the real clarity might still be found beyond noise, nostalgia, and the strain of modern life