Tanmayi Mukundan
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Poems by Tanmayi Mukundan : 5 / 9
Close Your Eyes, My Angel
Close your eyes, my angel,
For now, you will see,
The wonderful, peaceful world
That once used to be.
Close your eyes, my angel,
In that world, you will feel
Gentle hands of love and
Laughter, for wounds to heal.
Close your eyes, my angel,
Your feet will take you where
No angel has ever returned from
And no pain shall trouble you there.
So close your eyes, my angel,
Here, your memories shall remain just
For that was where you came from
And that is where you shall rest!
Tanmayi Mukundan
Submitted: Thursday, April 21, 2011
Edited: Friday, July 13, 2012
Poems by Tanmayi Mukundan : 5 / 9
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congrats for having selected this poem as the poem of the day....it is nice bringing deep felt pain as we read on....
I love the lines Close your eyes my angle very much! ..........a sweet escape from the sourness of reality is it?
What a beautiful way to express death... I guess... A solemn one!
Congrats on the award..nyc choreographic display.
D poem is a gud one
Most beautiful, Most inspiring and tranquil piece. A joy to read.
congrats, Tanmayi, for having this poem selected as the poem of the day! It certainly deserved to be one...it's a beautiful poem...yes, our inner worlds hold so much wealth indeed, enough to last a lifetime...