Samra Haq
'A STARRY NIGHT'
It was a night time
And I was sitting in my garden
I saw so many stars saying to everyone
'I beg your pardon'
There was full moonlight
Showing intrinsic beauty on the sky, sight by sight
Up above the world so high
Stars twinkled, like a diamond in the sky
Flashing back my child hood days
Building sand castles in my own ways
Playing out my dreams, I was trying to define
Touching the surface with my hand
And with fingers of love and affection
Breeze has set in, and washed away the sand
Air was gentle, cool and calm
Showing its beauty and all the charm
I was imagining about my own place
Where is your own special space?
As you sit out, and just be ‘you'
A place where your being relaxes and get free
Searching in one's mind, a better place
Where you can see, your own special space
In reflections of love and quietness, you'll find
So many beautiful thoughts come to your mind
Reflections of yourself in cute childhood
You know in appropriate ways, what was right
And where you joyfully played
In the early hours of moonlight
Threatening clouds were in huge forms
As if they had darkened the vast skies
And the wonder of childhood
There was innocence, and it dies
Bring it back, and where are you?
It's my dream, and it may come true
Love has lightened up my soul
Transforming my body and my heart
Don't look for yourself, in dark places
See your light as 'Hope' and as 'A Star'
It was a night time
And I was sitting in my garden
I saw so many stars saying to everyone
'I beg your pardon'
BY SAMRA HAQ
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Beautiful poem. Enjoyed reading it. Thanks for sharing.
It's beautiful Samra..really beautiful