Holi Poem by Vinod Sharma

Holi



Hands smeared with colour,
I stood long at your doorstep
To colour your countenance
With a bit of myself.

At last you appeared in the doorway,
Wearing a worried look;
Many unknown hands reached you
Before I could raise mine.

A purple face you raised
To look at me through untouched eyes,
I found your cheek and neck
And brushed your tender bosom.

A warmth spread through my being
And flowed through outstretched hands;
My colour on your face and body
Said more than I ever had.


Holi is a fun Indian festival which people celebrate by applying all sorts of colours - dry, wet - on others.

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