Rema Pisharody, Author at The WFY

Frozen Rain– A poem by Rema Pisharody

It was not the rain of the forest Not of the sweltering hillocks or valleys Not of the strange plain

We were children onceOf an ancient play homeOf innocenceWhere we longed for VishuAnd a few precious coins we getThat we

Between the ramparts of heart and mind hides a girlHolding a star she plucked from the skyMountains she conquered for

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Thankfully there remains a leaf that of hopeAt the edgy cliff of that preceptious fateA tree there spreads its green

Sacred bell of a monumental towerStands ahead of time and memoriesIt is time for a candid prayer,Or to commemorate a

Smiles are of different tinges and contourA blend of aesthetically carved emotionsSmiles pure blossom like the flowers of a springDeep

Life encircles on a season of flowers and fragranceWhen Rain and sorrows silence a storm from withinMomentary the grief and

To walk a mile in unknown mystic woods aloneTo long for a star filled night sky of the cosmosTo seek