Ode To Pebble Poem by Azitej Anand

Ode To Pebble

Rating: 4.8


Faint sun rays;
that, soothes my curved shape:
Lad, that touches me gently;
Imparts on me everlasting rays.

I pierce wind, when he throws me;
afflicting towards Pond:
Tender displacement on the surface of water;
My aspiration of jumping thrice induces in me glee.

I always thought;
So stupid, are those who prefer sea bed:
I there, jump at first up in air;
The water touches my core;
Before preceding second one my eyes got red.

At the relevant time of my second jump;
I got, half image of under sea world:
Some come close to me; and, some part by my ripples:
Half mind of mine is to dump.

So much love inside;
Tranquility sense its illumination:
Air now seems harsh to me;
Fragrance of utilitarian moves me abide.

At my third step;
I saw whole world;
Fish kisses me with welcome notes;
And, for the lovely sea world, I never revive my energy for next brutal step.

Only that I leave; behind, was ripples;
Will exist only for some time;
I than, fuses for my next birth;
I am much happy; than, my previous cripples.


I am now, at sea bed;
Loved by each and everyone;
World of humans factual lofty heart;
Lacks true satisfaction, I pled.

Ode To Pebble
Saturday, February 14, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: love and art
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
The poem 'Words of Pebble' in a dramatic monologue and personified way covers the central theme of love. In this poem Pebble grabs in a perplex situation to choose which world is better the world of humans on Earth or the world of water. At the end he got the real essence and is diluted by seeing the profound love under water which results in the sinking of Pebble in the lofty realm of love.
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