Snow Cart Poem by Gunde Narsing Rao

Snow Cart



Oh Cloud! Dry not now as I fever
Though reluctant afraid a thunder
Even if you rain my life may shiver
Oh! Cloud; dry not now as I fear

As electric lightning laced thunder
Dying melody about to lose its order
Struggling rangoli* tomorrow's never
Merged a romantic time; short memoir
As bridge; carried snowy cart in summer
Oh Cloud! Dry not now I though tardier

Racing marital liaison with storm to crop
Marriage fixed when flimsy flowers drop
Awaiting such may enthuse ideal to retain
Memoirs actually weds ceremony's contain
You should bring a garland however for me
But! Should you know why? That's thee
Oh Cloud! Dry now as never, forever…




On 3rd March 2013@ Home 18: 30



Gunde Narsing Rao

Sunday, January 11, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: pain
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem inspired by one regional telugu song in India from a movie called 'Manchu Pallaki'(Snow Cart) …and which mean a bonhomie made of snow which seems ideal for while but cannot last longer due to its nature as it melt to heat or sun. This poem inspired by its lyrical beauty without losing the core provenance of the song in the film which played as a back ground to a context where heroine feels to express but could not given in her introvert nature and not to harm emotionally her good friend who This poem inspired by one regional telugu song in India from a movie called 'Manchu Pallaki'(Snow Cart) …and which mean a bonhomie made of snow which seems ideal for while but cannot last longer due to its nature as it melt to heat or sun. This poem inspired by its lyrical beauty without losing the core provenance of the song in the film which played as a back ground to a context where heroine feels to express but could not given in her introvert nature and not to harm emotionally her good friend who felled in love with her but indirectly got to know about his intention to marry her through friends. She too likes his nature, 'loyalty' out of which the rapport between friends actually takes place. She likes all friends including hero, but he seems little more on her due to her physical beauty without her knowing. She wants to convey this her emotive aspects that hero 'plucking a flower which dies immediately'. That relation no longer survives yet may be a cause for so many social turbulences in future. For her, it is inescapable situation in which she is good a friend to all guys but one 'GUY' going beyond her inner frame. Only she has the way to convey is to friendly express without hurting them as they good at all except marital reign relations which if not cared well becomes disaster for both, even for society at all, because reign may affect all naturally where in innocent has to bear the burnt. Film context as background song reflects the inner feeling of heroine that to stop future 'relation' without harming a good and close friend socially. In film director took middle path of latently projecting that she is about to die and stopping 'hero'? from simply marrying her and even heroine arranges another 'suitable girl' for hero and both married and she finally in hospital bed at very young age but have not shown she is dying and kept the closing open ended to audience. This song's beauty is its lyrical beauty as Veturi sundara rammuthy (Poet/writer) eloquently written which perfectly expresses the mind of a intricate heroine's situation and for the matter for all such girls/women.

*Rangoli means; in India, reign based women generally expresses their inner mind through different designs/colours connected through dots placed in a symmetric order in front of their thresholds traditionally. This is ancient reign communication system between male and female reigns.


Gunde Narsing Rao
11th January 2015 15: 00
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