Three Coins To Spend Poem by Ravinder Kumar Soni

Three Coins To Spend



Three coins are all I have to spend
I shall spend one coin
On familiarizing with my surroundings
I had stepped into, for instance
By buying treats for the kids playing in the park;
From them, I will learn who is who
And who is where; at that age and inquisitive mind
Children do not take sides and stay honest.
I shall use one coin to buy for my self
A place to live in peace and survey the world,
To purchase food and clothes,
And other essentials I need for my survival,
The coins I hold are priceless.
The third coin I shall use to buy
Myself out of the mire I have sunk into
Following my foray in the world of the living,
There is no worse place to be in,
What I am or could be is of no relevance.
Had I the fourth coin
I would have paved the way to the Beyond
With bricks of gold and planted jasmine, rose
And sandalwood on each side,
The fifth coin I would have used
To find the place and sit in Space amidst the stars
Face to face opposite the Sun
And shine as brilliantly forever.

Tuesday, November 17, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: philosophy
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