A Day I Meet The Pilgrim Soul To Reckon Poem by Deb Panda

A Day I Meet The Pilgrim Soul To Reckon



On the shady branches, holds the bird
A piece of my tomorrow-coming in hindsight
When departure dies down with your eyes;
To tell, clouds-rain depart to unite!

A day- my beats spring to weave-
Out of almighty's play, when shall it find?
Teary eyes gutted, the scar left long
While you arrive, tired eyes-raining wind.

The day, I beckon, a rebirth of faith,
In truthful spirit, my quest shall cease,
To declare-you-breath to life holds
Union of creation, pleasant gloom I wage!

Truth- I inherit in stanzas-yours
With sun, to find the doyen of their art-
While the wind sways but sings to beauty, bright,
Oneself -Unite, when fountains disappear with moon!

Wednesday, May 4, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: quest
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
To-..Muse... You know my Lord.. The day I reckon. I am sure and beleife you to be by my side, holding the command of this ship>

Thank You.. Very much..
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Deb Panda

Deb Panda

KEONJHAR, ODISHA, INDIA
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