The setting sun today spoke
of tragedies and sorrows
amidst the life of a day
the goblet of fire too
weeps at conjecture
left when its beloved in arms of the night miserable
who engulfs,
the sweetness of melody,
the music of nature of its arrival…
haunting the innocent birds to their nests
shivers the sky
man trembles…
O! human, you knoweth not,
I worry for my beloved,
the immaculate earth, untill the next day ,
when I return
of the nights terror…
she sleeps alone, cuddling ,
while the sky cries,
the earth gets misty…
Alas! I must leave
you
to the fate of your own destiny.
soumyav 
…And, many a times the fate between dusk and dawn is shed in the strength of the beating pulses – where tragedies and sorrow have its’ own melodious tale. Some live in the long corridors of exiled Time — where they await in the conjecture. Best learning is between the doors – resonating the doors of trains – as Life.
As usual, you wrote of humanity in your pulse – inspired by the little ones, methinks !
Thank you dear Shaheen. Your words always resonate the bigger thought of my mind and extract the tale out of those verses. Ya, the tragedies and sorrows are a destined fate and they somehow are the part. WE do learn from these parts the truth of life. Blessed to have your thoughts here
So sad but true
at least some of us know what is happening and tho we are small in number take heart
for that number is growing.
And as wise as we think we are, Mother Nature is never fooled and takes heed of our every whispered prayer
We may try to break her but she will mend
And those that respect and love her will always have a home
Keep the pen flowing and the music alive, for the Universe is no more than a beautiful song
Love you work 🙂
Iam humbled to have your views on the poem here. Indeed the nature takes its own course and flows graciously amidst all the chaos ,so is the rhythm of life.
Thanks for your kind words
There is a sense of justice, ‘beautiful’ observation that reverberates through one’s senses:)
Thank you Vishal for liking it
Oh so beautiful!
Thank you Sofia 🙂