Splendour Poem by Hans Raj Sharma

Splendour



In a fit, of good and bad
Under, the spell of beauty
Memories become past
Neither photo-shopped
Nor air brushed-
Absolutely spotless
Virgin and chaste.

The scent of an artist
Full of beans
Putting-
Colours to life
Intentions don't lie
Don't recline the pictures
Time waits to find
Who'll have the last laugh?
When-
Most of the stuff
Found to be vulgar
Vulgar and degrading
But not always.

Rather sharing
Hassel-free experience
With concern and hope
Searching stories
In stones and rocks
Flowers and flower-pots
With notes new and old
Live for all times
Superbly polished inside.

The theatre twist
Outside the gardens
Not so bad after all
Be it, short of-
Natural freshness
And original fragrance.

Copyright © hrsharma
Ludhiana, Punjab, India.

Sunday, March 5, 2017
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The theatre twist
Outside the gardens
Not so bad after all
Be it, short of-
Natural freshness
And original fragrance.
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