The Plight of Missing...................
"Miss you" everybody says, every other way.
We miss time, place, person and things.
We miss the place we were born,
The place we grew up and those with whom
Life's lovely moments happened.
When we shift places like changing shirts,
When settlement turns a skeleton dream,
When people come and go like traces in a travelogue,
What we seem to miss, is what never belonged to us.
We miss our nationality when we embrace
Citizenship of another country.
We miss our religion on conversion, out of compulsion.
We miss the food we love when we don't get it.
'Miss' is a term easier said, than felt.
The state of missing is like the one,
When a baby is pulled from its mother while being fed.
It is like pulling a book of scriptures,
From someone who is rooted to it, on a routine.
When we miss someone our heart is down
With a trammeling pressure on its beat,
Caused by a load of emptiness sitting on our soul.
The frequencies of such a load can exist as a fable.
But when it strikes once, for one, it is nothing but fact.
P.Chandrasekaran.
"Miss you" everybody says, every other way.
We miss time, place, person and things.
We miss the place we were born,
The place we grew up and those with whom
Life's lovely moments happened.
When we shift places like changing shirts,
When settlement turns a skeleton dream,
When people come and go like traces in a travelogue,
What we seem to miss, is what never belonged to us.
We miss our nationality when we embrace
Citizenship of another country.
We miss our religion on conversion, out of compulsion.
We miss the food we love when we don't get it.
'Miss' is a term easier said, than felt.
The state of missing is like the one,
When a baby is pulled from its mother while being fed.
It is like pulling a book of scriptures,
From someone who is rooted to it, on a routine.
When we miss someone our heart is down
With a trammeling pressure on its beat,
Caused by a load of emptiness sitting on our soul.
The frequencies of such a load can exist as a fable.
But when it strikes once, for one, it is nothing but fact.
P.Chandrasekaran.
We miss everything
ReplyDeleteThat does not belong
To any of us
But we miss these things
Only to gain hope.
Truly said.But I think the more you hope the more you miss and vice versa.
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