Let’s weave the story long forgotten
Once upon a time,
on planet earth
lived a story of joy and delight
The story was one
a bit of you
a bit of me
A story which resonated
For all felt it was theirs
A roller coaster ride
In the journey of life Of Things to do
Chores to finish
Dreams to achieve
Pausing for a moment
And the beauty of life - assimilating
A story which went like this
Life was indeed bliss
Painted roofs on mountains or plains
Amidst the grey cloud, streaking sun rays
Terraced lawns or ones own garden
Beds of flowers where butterflies flew
Honeybees throned and colours grew
Honeybees throned and colours grew
Empty canvas
Strokes of nature
Birds leaving behind some feathers
A collection for some
A trail for many
Trees standing tall
Sturdy in its root
Giving a shade
And a swing too
Squirrels running around
Dried leaves fallen on the ground
Parrots telling a tale or two
Open roads and skies so blue
Heartbeats and laughter
Of mother, father, son and daughter
Snowfalls and sunrays
Together seeing through, many stormy days
Under the skies we lay
Seeing the story of the universe play
Dancing clouds we see
The sky seems well in our reach
Magic being woven
By us and our two hands
It’s equal to the fairy gods wand
Shooting stars and meteors
Pink/super moon and the lit up sky
Reading books on a hammock
Fictitious character making you think
It’s indeed a journey of a lifetime
Along the road one travelled
Hope in the heart
Love in the soul
Not knowing - ahead, what lies in store
Assimilating the moments and the joy it brings
Thoughts crossing one’s own mind
Doubts and fears wandering away
Things, you let pass by
It’s a brand new day
A day of joy and delight
Soaking in the moment
Pausing and resetting
Conversations that run deep
As seconds trickle by
And joy in the heart seeps
The heart once troubled
Just for now, let this chapter not end
Just for now, let’s just be.
As we are, in our own unique identify
And then you wonder
What happens in the story now
Will this be the one
That ends in happily ever after
By Pallavi Lumba
By Pallavi Lumba
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