Evanescence Poem by Piew Dutta

Sometimes reality leaves me as numb as a tree
Beckoning to me mother Nature embraces so deeply
Lying on her grassy lap I burst into tears swiftly
But today all of a sudden
Being startled I stare at the tree; behold
Palpitating shadows of fronds on leaves
Are floating as a bunch of fish
In a sunny lagoon.

As if the children celestial
Playing with the drops of sun
Wearing as diamond crowns
And throwing in the air
Being tired fall asleep
On the greeny-brown leaves
Wrapped in warmth
On a wintry noon.

But tricky naughty rolling clouds
Made them prisoner all at once
Although made them evanescent
Not for much longer.
Having been conquered all of their strains
They appeared once again
Shining the heaven of the heart core
As long as sullen.

In every nook and corner of this earthly world
Occure everywhile such mystical games.
Angels and demons prefer to be disguised
And they wish to be looked as well
So subtle and so plain.
In case of our lives we call this
Fleeting joy and pain.