I closed my eyes
Wednesday, 18 June 2008
I closed my eyes
And thought of a life
A life which I could call my own
A faith I can trust never to desert me
How many more tears to shed before I completely cleanse thy Lotus feet
I closed my eyes
And thought of a love
Where care meets its fruition in love
Where a 'bye' just means a sweet wait
And where dreams were not a distant mirage, but a beautiful reality
I closed my eyes
And thought of a home
A home which would be made warm by children laughing
Where roses would bloom and sunflowers would shine
And God would pour his blessings of comfort and happiness
And thought of a life
A life which I could call my own
A faith I can trust never to desert me
How many more tears to shed before I completely cleanse thy Lotus feet
I closed my eyes
And thought of a love
Where care meets its fruition in love
Where a 'bye' just means a sweet wait
And where dreams were not a distant mirage, but a beautiful reality
I closed my eyes
And thought of a home
A home which would be made warm by children laughing
Where roses would bloom and sunflowers would shine
And God would pour his blessings of comfort and happiness
And I kept my eyes closed...
Labels: Moods, Ping the soul
posted by Munmun at 7:51 pm | Permalink
8 Comments:
At 19 July 2009 at 4:15:00 pm IST, Munmun
@Aprameya , Thanks for the wonderful compliment! I'm sure I have loads to improve before I even come close o becoming a poet. But thanks for the boost anyways :) Keep visiting!
@Anon-1, Thanks! Who's this btw?
@Suman, Yea, will write another one..lacking inspiration :(
@Abhinaba, Thanks for visiting.. drop in again!
@Anon-2, Wow! that was an awesome insight. And that's so true as well. When we have everything, we still keep craving for more and more. I think most of the times, we look about for a reason to be unhappy and incomplete.. Your short poem definitely made me see things in a different light. Thanks for dropping by..
Beautiful. A pretty unorthodox poetry style with irregular line lengths (the style reminds me of Ogden Nash but this is more contemplative and serious). Great going...
Btw, got here through random clickings on the 'bloggeratti' community
Cheers