Naked Summers And Covered Winters Poem by Puspanjali Sahu
Naked Summers And Covered Winters
You asked me
not to change
and believe me
I have tried hard
to keep your words
But in front of me
everything has changed
An ice-cold coffee turned into a smoky tea
Dead trees came out of the coffins
with wide smiles and colored costumes
as if they are going to marry
again
and those little children
who loved to dance
in the seashore
naked
are kept themselves
under cover
I looked at you
and your quiet smile told me
things will not remain the same
as summer passes
and winter came
But why I feel
something within you and me
will not change?
But to discover
what is that
we have to walk on
the road of change
and those are the things that could define us
Let yourself go through changes and after that, if you can find something within yourself, that has not changed...that is your definition
walk on the road of change Change visible or evolving slowly or through mutations is in accordance with the nature, in my opinion.
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4/29/2024 7:11:28 PM # 1.0.0.1119
Beautiful portrayal of the inevitable change of change is aptly captured in the piece. One thing we know for sure that is permanent is change. Lovely poem written with insight.