The leave granted to a spinster university teacher
for her studies and travel.
She chose one of the students for accompanying
who was born blind and he carried his Braille.
They went to a safari park and she explained him
about the exotic wild animals, their color and nature.
When she held the saintly student's hand
she felt the charisma and saw his charming face.
The second day they traveled on a train to a remote village
where a smallholding runs by her far relative.
The old couple gave them lodging that particular night
and they slept together on a straw mattress.
This is the story of an unusual love begins
and who knows where it ends?
dedication to my poetess friend Mary.Nagy
Beautiful Nimal. The ending is great because it is not a conclusion. The language and the charactersof the story come over with a tenderness that you seem to maintain in your work.
Love is a bond beyond eyes and years. So eloquent is this poem and a fitting tribute to dear Mary Nagy, whose poetry is always impressive. Love, Allie ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥
As for both yourself and Mary, fine poets and caring attitudes displayed Thankyou for being you Love duncan X
Nimal, As always, I'm so deeply moved by your poetry. You have a way of illuminating a moment with such brilliance. You've pulled us all in on this adventure with your teacher friend and her student......and you make us wonder what happens to them. Beautiful poem. Thank you so much for the dedication. I'm truly honored. :) Sincerely, Mary
Very nice, Nimal. I hope that your teacher and her student enjoyed many happy tomorrows. Take care. Sandra
Dear Nimal....a gentle and touching love story...so gracefully written...I wish them every joy Love, D.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
enchanting to read these lines and to imagine their reality...who knows where it ends...with such an illustrious beginning?