Thursday, August 7, 2014

The Wait

The Wait

The large pond
At the end of 
Tall green Bamboo thicket
Lining up the path
Of the auburn uncrushed leaves
Amidst a new fallen chestnut
Born out of the shell,
Reflecting inverted replica
Of the drooping Willow tree
In the placid blue green
Ripple less water.

The crimson splendour
Of the mingled Rhododendron
Interwoven with Oak and Cedar
In its greyish green stillness
Echoing silence,
Of the pink roof
Of the brown house
Beneath the willow
Shrouded in mist
Above the dried ferns
Between the Orchids,
Hovering in still air.

My Love
This is where we met
This is where we grew
This is where we 
In all perfection
belong together.

This is where I live
Where I have the dream
That will come true,
When the snow will melt
Into streaming rivulets
Bringing life to ravines
In the season of love.

That wading through the bloom
Winter Aconite pushing snow
Amongst Ephemeral Wait
Of Lilies Of Flocks Of Petunia
Of Daffodils and Tulips
In a winter summer interface

That you will come shivering
And wake me up before the dawn
Shaking me up from a long wait.

Penetrating
A cloud of condensed breath
You will whisper 
I have come back to you
It is for real
It is true
I have come back to my love
Hold me tight my beloved
Take me home
To where we belong.

                             .... by Ramakant Pande
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