Monday, October 5, 2015

Enchanting reflections {Revathi Raj Iyer}



Frozen she stood with eyes wide open;
Eyelids stuck to her bushy brows;
Eyelashes buried under the snowflakes;
Fiery eye balls bearing a semblance;
To the clear green sea, luminosity personified;
Alas! A glum look dwelt on her bronze face beneath the snowflakes;
As she stares into space and eternity;
Who was she, a princess under a spell?
Her feelings melted within her frozen heart;
As she waited in desperation for the warmth of the sun;
To bathe and bring the sparkle to her frozen body;
The bronze beauty that she was once upon a time;
Dainty dimples that could hold two pearls;
Alas! A glum look dwelt on her bronze face beneath the snowflakes;
As she stares into space and eternity;
Who was she, a maiden waiting for her beloved?
An admirable statue, a work of art;
An object of tease to those who knew no art;
The white frill and spots on her frozen frame;
Sprayed by the feathered friends that perched to rest;
Made them see not the kindness that lay within;
Alas! A glum look dwelt on her bronze face beneath the snowflakes;
As she stares into space and eternity;
Who was she, the muse of an artist?
One sunny day her frozen frame melted away;
She glistened and basked under the steamy rays;
And walked out of the cocoon into the vast vacuum;
As the air lifted her high up in the air;
The breeze softly brushed her curly locks;
The clouds enveloped her naked frame;
As she rose higher and higher and flitted across;
In search of those who looked up to her;
Alas! A glum look still dwelt on her delicate bronze face;
As she stares into space and eternity;
Who was she, an angel within us all?
Yes! A messenger of the eternal universe;
To hold the hands of the poor and needy;
To wipe their tears and spread cheer;
An epitome of kind heartedness;
That lies embedded within each one of us;
Oh! How wonderful it would be?
If only we knew how to let her free for ever and ever.
 
 
 
 


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