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In hours
Of discomfort
I go deep and drink from
The eternal well that springs up
Bubbling
Dancing
From the parched land of suffering
And find my strength again
My thirst is quenched
Once more
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Picture Credit: Daniel Salmieri in A Velocity of Being
Joy of unfiltered laughter,
Sharing, merriment thereafter,
Euphoria of giving,
Smile, the sign of living,
With such thoughts, creation materialised,
Currently left with a question, who’s wise?
Inside my shell, I seek relief,
No time to comfort each other’s grief,
A cherry wave, countered with hapless stare,
Talking to one another, is it anybody’s care?
Such attributes, man’s present disguise,
Currently left with a question, who’s wise?
67 words.
Acknowledgements :- Thank you Reena Saxena for running the challenge at Reena’s Exploration Challenge #122. The challenge is to write a piece based on the picture prompt. For rules please refer here. Thank you all for stopping by and reading.
Thoughts behind the poem :- Nature created us with attributes of laughter, cheer, sharing and other pleasant things, slowly we are forgetting them and hesitate even to talk to one another.
My mind is ablaze –
ideas churning
vying for recognition –
greed is ego’s bane
hogs the spotlight
but other thoughts stir
gentler, more insightful –
will remain in shadow
till a quorum empowers
artful expression.
(This poem is from Twitter @Vjknutson. I’m linking it up with Reena’s Exploration challenge which is the featured image. Photo credit: Daniel Salmieri.)
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