After waking up in the morn I
Was supposed to dance and shout
Looking at the changing colors of
The horizon and its mystic silhouette
I was supposed to lie still on
Bed of grasses and softly whistle
At beautiful girls walking down the
Path to the wells with innocent tussle
I was suppose to climb the hill
And stay there to feel the wind
With open arms I supposed to run
Down and enjoy feeling as if blind
I was supposed to hold the clouds
In a bundle keep into my pockets
Release them to fly away like big
Birds over rivers, dales and thickets
I was supposed to write down
Few lines about the morning glory
To keep it alive on a piece of paper
Else for rest of my life I will feel sorry
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
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