WELKIN SISKIN

WELKIN SISKIN

WE COME THROUGH LIGHT

In the world, vast and prodigious,

He came through Light

To usher me to delight;

Every child comes thus.

He comes through a Guide

to lead his life.

He then goes through spiral

As he ages;

His life is full of joys, and sorrows.

Sorrows go like a length of time

to be misled in his life he forgets Him.

And in the spirals he harrows

To come up as light.

Dancing of the light

Comes up as he ages

Only when in the heart the spark flames;

His life is bitterly tended by the tides.

But with hope alone he moves, his pangs he hides.

FLING

In the order of the day, I take two steps

To not to put my foot in it,

To stand my ground with purity’s depths

To go by long odds: in the order to be fit.

To not be at sea

I stand in my own light;

I take no exception whatever it be.

To take life with open arms to delight

I stand by all through thick and thin

To put my foot down, to cross through all the sins.

Could my life not be in voice,

And times may in sorrow linger,

And if time’s fool could not make my choice

I shall lay down my hands and finger

To stand by with my being

For life is transient, to not stand with fling.

NO HEART CAN UNDO

WHAT IS GONE

No heart can redo what’s gone,

But the mind memorizes;

Shun therefore what’s done

To cross through mind the past hedges.

Redo all that comes as bad omen

And purify thy heart, thy minds,

To shun vices and misfortune yet again

To cross not the virtuous lines.

Undo what can be undone and forget the past

And left those heartaches that screwed your life

To come to terms at last

To evermore in the purity dive.

(C) Welkin Siskin

WELKIN SISKIN