With a complaint picked
Out of a pile of thousands,
And in dream filled eyes,
Creating an imaginary heaven,
I whispered to my Grandpa,
“Grandpa,
My eyes do not see anything precious,
My soul knows no peace
I still am living, where you left me
Not very differently than
So many years back,
When I used to exist hopelessly,
So futile in this earth,
Looking for same old, everyday nourishments of pleasures,
Yes, same as before,
I could not grow an inch.
I could not move on.
I tried to bottle up my sufferings
As if I was ignoring a small thorn under my boot
Alas!
Poor innocent time is penalized,
My pure energetic hour is murdered
A beautiful flower is faded away
Even before it could blossom
My sinful heart regrets each moment
When I think of you,
My aim is just a foregone devastation
In the ‘hide and seek’ of thoughts
Which are as complicated as the oceanic waves.
I tried to pluck the rose of this wonderful life,
But these thorns pricked me
Making my heart bleed
Gandpa! It really hurts,
Every second it burns.
Grandpa!
I have nothing here
I have no one to talk to.
The selfish moon could not lighten my heart,
The brilliant sun could not play his part.
Neither the youthful fantasies excite me
Nor any ambitions energize me.
My soul stays gloomy
Striving to find your soul
My consciousness is just so weary,
Thirsting to unite with the super soul
I am trying it hard to keep myself integrated
I am, in vain,
Trying to hypothesize the taste of undrunk ambrosia
I have, whatsoever, no alternatives.
Granpda,
You are ruling over billion stars,
You are enjoying the whole cosmos
You and I are different
I am a beggar, deserving nothing
Yet we had same blood some day,
Can you reason that way?
Can you, for our ever-lasting soul synchronism,
Send me some glittering stars, those unselfish, sinless saints?
I will keep my eyes fixed at the horizon…
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