Friday, December 12, 2008
As the rain drops fall,
The gentle pit-pat,
The slow drenching,
I go for the run.
As my curls dance,
Skin tickles and
Face being caressed,
Turn away.
When the rays ,
Warms, revives and
Thaws me;
Pull out the shades.
Walk on the grass;
Feel the verve,
Pulsate and throb.
Step onto the tiles.
As i behold the scene,
The splendour of it;
As it drugs n mesmerises,
Glance away.
Tentative,
Have always been.
Darting movements
As befits, a fish; I am.
As the bud yearns for the rays,
As the earth for the drops,
To bloom and thrive
So do I.
Few words from Tagore’s, which i guess would make some sense, somewhere...
“ He who can open the bud does it so simply.
He gives it a glance, and the life-sap stirs through its veins.
At his breath the flower spreads its wings and flutters in the wind.
Colours flush out like heart-longings, the perfume betrays a sweet secret.
He who can open the bud does it so simply.”
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2 comments:
i loved this... especially the last para... where you end with 'so do i'... that's so true!
glad you liked it. passing by after a longish while..
so do i, and a million others i guess. doesnt make much of a difference...to many...
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