Inquisitions
Inquisitions
While strolling on footpath
By the side of wide road,
The rows of long and bushy trees
Usually ask me/
Fastened with the tender
Thread of evening,
Sprouting laughter
Like freshly bloomed flowers,
Bathing the wind with its
Sweet body fragrance
Where're those
Flocks of swans!
Behold!
Since how long did it fly?
Black cloud spread on green tufts
And frequently shedding
Drops of tears have vanished.
It has turned green now
The shivering stumps of winter
Bosom of directions is cheering
With happiness.
It started whistling
The sweet twittering in leaves,
Tell now-
When did we see the flock?
It already melted now
Tinkling of anklets
And aroma of air,
It began to sulk
Henna on alleys
And dancing images under the eyelids,
Humming the hymns of remembrance
In such an ambiance
Would the flock appear?
I annoyingly said
Why don't you tell,
Whether did earth engulf
Or sky absorbed them?
Copyright © Sourabh Singh | Year Posted 2016
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