035. You’re My Wonder Poem by Praveen Kumar Title Golden Wonder

035. You’re My Wonder



You’re my wonder, Golden Wonder,
Golden kaleidoscope of magical world;
You’re live flashes of enthralling love,
Yet, calm and firm like Himalayan heights.

Simple and sacred like spiritual shrines,
Lights my soul your memories within;
Stirs fragrance of blossoming jasmine,
Very call you bear, O, Priya, my Queen.

You’re that spring of layers of love
In vivid spectrum of wonderous colours;
However much I drink, inexhaustible you’re,
Like Ganga’s flow from Gangotri’s bowl.

You’re simple strength like mother Earth,
Soothing yet harsh in your protective folds
To feed me in love to elevate my soul
In unseen hands from your distance.

Selfless you are, selfless your love,
Selfless your acts and moves for love;
You rupture steel sheaths enwrapping you
To rise to the needs of whom you love.

Spotless pure white in wondrous colours,
You’re full moon light in relaxing night;
You’re stark reality in wakeful dreams,
Though feel and know, alas, I reach you not.

Pure like dew, you’re sweet like honey,
Soothing like morn and light like jasmine,
You sit gently on soul like child on cradle
And dawns thousand dreams of bright smiles.

I know, I’m etched in every contour
Of life and thoughts you build for you;
You bear my stamp and subtle signature
In every twist you ever decide to take.

Wherever you be and wherever I be,
You’re my peace and you’re my solace;
No time or distance stand between us,
Our love has divine strain at its core.

An invisible knot binds us into one,
To bond our thoughts, share inner worlds
And tie into one in soul, mind and body –
Inseparable till time and space ever last.

You’re the deity in the sanctum sanctorum
That lights and sanctifies the love in my soul;
You’re golden light that keeps me abright,
Now and forever, many births after birth.

You’re my essence, you’re my presence,
You’re that string that keeps me focused;
You’re that oxygen that lights my soul
And keeps it in glow for the aeons to come.

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