Get Your Premium Membership

Confuence

Poet's Notes
(Show)

Become a Premium Member and post notes and photos about your poem like Krishnanand Guptar.


Written 20 April 2024 For:

Confidence, Clean Air, Confluence, Clash of Civilisations Poetry Contest

Sponsored by Sotto Poet

“Forget injuries, never forget kindnesses.” Confucius Confluence Confluence of two loving hearts, Confluence of two loving souls In a day or two don`t depart, But unite as one single whole. They flow as one single river Along the bed of harsh pebbles, And in wintry cold don`t shiver Or shake at the sign of struggles. The consorted river of love Does last for ever and ever As the clean azure sky above, As the sun`s and the stars` splendour. Oblivious of all injuries Sustained when crashing against rocks, The river`s flow marks history On the swings of eternal clocks; It spreads kindness around its banks As it meanders down its bed, Nourishing what lies on its flanks, Plants and fields with its water fed. Confluence of two souls and hearts Instils peace after a day`s strife, Is a rare gem that stands apart And confers rays of light in life. The light from the confluence shines As bright as flame that is divine, Transcends the steel shackles of age To attain a perennial stage. The delicious vibes of its song Just grow ever and ever strong In the winter of dark despair As in the spring of joy and care. The sweetish scent of its perfume Fills the air like roses in bloom, Prevails on the law of reason And triumphs over all seasons. Confluence of two loving hearts, Confluence of two loving souls At their days` end merge as a whole, And reach heaven never to part, As rivers at end of their flow Blend with the vast, blue ocean, So two loving souls in heaven Fuse to shine as a single show.

Copyright © | Year Posted 2024




Post Comments

Poetrysoup is an environment of encouragement and growth so only provide specific positive comments that indicate what you appreciate about the poem.

Please Login to post a comment

A comment has not been posted for this poem. Encourage a poet by being the first to comment.


Book: Reflection on the Important Things