Balance Between Life's Extremes - Ii Poem by Aniruddha Pathak
Balance Between Life's Extremes - Ii
Ah middle octave's musical note C,
Balancing pirouetting hands' resting point,
Marked white, the composition's central key—
Piano players so as it appoint.
The beginners' first lesson, middling joint,
Watering hole for fingers to return
To, a lesson of a lifetime to learn—
That life's opposites tend to dwell extreme,
A rudder that won't let life wide off turn,
Buddha's middling poise, workout in life's gym!
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Musings |09.10.2020|
Topic: life, music
Form: dizain
There are ten lines each with eight or ten syllables (per line) . It is a single ten-line stanza with a rhyme scheme of a/b/a/b/b/c/c/d/c/d.
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5/10/2024 8:28:55 AM # 1.0.0.1119
To strike a balance between the life's extremes is extremely important for a life to be successful, and that is why the middle course is the best.