Things belong to somewhere
nativity could be anything
or normed, the life could be
needed to come to rest.
nativity could be anything
or normed, the life could be
needed to come to rest.
Name it anything abode
it take time to breathe in out;
life need retreat for a minute
to restore its energy to glow.
it take time to breathe in out;
life need retreat for a minute
to restore its energy to glow.
Retire of sun, unplugs
what gleams all the day;
life race back to abode
before lose track in darkness.
what gleams all the day;
life race back to abode
before lose track in darkness.
Screeching of birds indicate
the time to go back home;
as they ready to take laps
on the canopy of trees.
the time to go back home;
as they ready to take laps
on the canopy of trees.
Sun too exhaust at the day end
withdrawing its rays; says bye
as slowly the shadow swallow
life draw back to home.
withdrawing its rays; says bye
as slowly the shadow swallow
life draw back to home.
Ps. Inspired
from the evening walk on Sunday around the picturesque BlueCross road, where the picture was shot, in neighbourhood - Adyar.
Hello, lovely view of the road. Pretty poem! Enjoy your day and the new week ahead!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, indeed! I like that first statement - things belong somewhere. Truly, we all do!
ReplyDeleteYou are always good at expressing your thoughts into words. The lonely road with high walls and old trees are beautiful and tranquil.
ReplyDeleteLovely words and shot!
ReplyDeleteWhat a superb picture ! And the poen is lovely too !
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful pic and a poem to go with it! I wish to be there now :)
ReplyDeleteDestination Infinity
Wow--that is great... I have no talent for writing poetry --but am envious of those who can do it... Thanks so much. I can 'feel' how you were enjoying that area --when you wrote those words...
ReplyDeleteThanks.
Hugs,
Betsy
Lovely poetry and wonderful photo too!
ReplyDeleteHappy Week to you,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
I am behind in your blog, Jeevan and I am sorry for that. I cannot focus my attention to settle down and read. This poem is beautiful...
ReplyDeleteHome is always sweet place to be on.
ReplyDeleteI like the straight high wall. Makes one curious what is on the other side. Nice poem.
ReplyDeleteI had walked on this road many times with our dog, Andy when we lived nearby. Beautiful road and beautiful words, Jeevan! Keep writing more poetry!
ReplyDeleteLove the wall and road ~ neat shot and well composed!
ReplyDeleteNamaste
Merry Christmas and a Happy Healthy New Year to you !
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
It looks like a wonderful place to take a stroll.
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