Wednesday, 12 June 2019

Mother

From the divinely womb
To reaching the heavenly tomb
Admiring our day to day sights
To sleepless nights
Wiping out drools
To cleaning our stools
Gentle brawls
To protect our crawls
Helping our walks
To slipping shocks
Making us learn
To raise us stern
First day school fear
To leaving us in tear
Josh on school first
To pat on to do best
Early aged widow
To protecting shadow
Educating honesty
To teaching modesty 
Striving for school fee
To covering with delightful glee
Managing our troubles 
To burst those as bubbles
Raising a daughter and a son
To giving them higher education
Finding son ill
To passing indomitable will
Managing society's sting 
To make me live like a king
The sacrifices are too many
Highs, lows not to miss any
Deeds with noble innocence 
How do I recompense? 
Like the bright feather 
How do I thank you enough mother? 

Teachings of a Waterfall

Waterfall:

I come from the gush of the river, 
Jostled by the force
People might walk by and shiver, 
Finding a way to the source. 

I chatter over the vertical drop
Cringing to fall
Neither the pebbles nor the bay side crop
Listens to my call. 

I whine in dismay 
Squeaking a loud scream
Strangled at the eddying bay 
Gushed by the stream. 

I fall from unmeasured height 
I sulk not on any qualm
Designing an enthralling sight, 
I settle quite and calm.

I fall a steep precipice 
Sledging the rocks and stones
For life to be fair and wise
Make the trough drain bygones.

Hill Drive

Hill drive:

Amidst the mountains near,
I woke up for a ride
Being alone to steer
I blinked with none to guide.

White blanket to make me sleep? 
Mist or fog whatever it is named
Driving down steep, 
Nothing makes me tamed. 

I stop by seeing converging trees
The branches dances and sways
My paused drive increase,
Finding myself in heavenly ways.

The chirping of each bird, 
Sounded rhyming and meliflous
Honking the horn was absurd 
Damn, these people are frivolous. 

Dew from the trees, drops on my windshield, 
I tend to use the vipers
Having no vehicles to a distant field
I see my own minute bloopers. 

Having drove frequently the curvy roads, 
I shall be telling this in a sigh
The skill to be stocked in loads
As the risks hidden are high.

Thirst

They sowed the divine seed, For I was added to the next generation’s need As I bud to bloom with principles and creed, My first quench...