Monday, 10 February 2014

Uniting with the roots

A bud unfolds
Springing from beneath
As  tender roots hold it
And support it underneath

When bud becomes a tree
Confident and free
Spreading branches in glee
Roots grow, silently yet deep

Tired of being tied to one home
It explores lands far and unknown
Making godfathers and setting up new homes
But home is where you heart is, not just bricks and floor

When it is old and a spent force
New homes don't comfort it any more
It longs to return to its first home
Which waits to welcome the owner back home

Peace descends when you step into your abode
Its root quite old but still strong enough
To hold you in its lap
so you can have a good nap
And when rested
to listen to stories untold

Home is where your roots lie
There as a child you cried
Uniting with the roots is satisfying
Before the final good bye!  

2 comments:

  1. Beautiful Khuranaq Ji ! Nothing like home isn't it ? As they say "home sweet home" !

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  2. Dear Ram, Thank you very much.I am glad you liked the poem.

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