In the calm core of my wind-lashed, stormed self,
some unmovable shadow
defines the substance of my being.
I but have been running miles after miles,
chasing mirages to seek my identity.
Without poetic seed there won't be prose. The entire network of branches, twigs, flowers, fruits and leaves is nothing but a commentary on the small poetic seed. So all ye wannabe writers, nurture the poet in you, who understands the value of pause in life, who moves slowly to watch everything, sight and smell everything. Brushstrokes of poetry softly touch the soul without disrupting its restful muse and bring out nuggets of love, compassion, harmony and peace. All content © Sandeep Dahiya
In the calm core of my wind-lashed, stormed self,
some unmovable shadow
defines the substance of my being.
I but have been running miles after miles,
chasing mirages to seek my identity.
We hatch our own agonies and ecstasies
in the workshop of our mind,
Deep in a little corner
of our private space.
With sand-grains grasped in my hands,
fleeting clouds in my heart
and enforced philosophies in my head,
I set out to win the kingdom
that never existed!
In the mist-veiled silence of a dream,
I sleep-walked into the crazy grasp
of a thorny bush.
All we just need is a prickly bite
to see the reality!
If there is a storm around you,
I mean nasty, leering sea-storm
churned out by the incurable circumstances,
Whining like a dog won't help,
Nor will the majestically brave lion's roar
to tame the storm help you.
It's better that we try to swim
to the best of our humble capacity,
Leave then the
rest to the unknown forces.
Believe me,
even the burning core of the nastiest storm,
ultimately embraces
the cool ice block of a genuine effort!
Religion mine isn't that weak,
So as to cripple me
to condemn and hate some other religion.
I don't have to hate others
to prove love for my own.
Was it your love?
Or the fishing hook of some winning, crushing trait,
On which you had expertly put
smart, suave, attractive and beautiful bait.