Dear Solitude
Dear Solitude, I
am writing this letter to you
To let you know
how dear you are to me.
For you I can
hear the song of birds
For you I can
hear the susurration of the sea,
The rustle of
the leaves and the whisper of the breeze.
And the flowers
swaying with the buzzing bee.
Dear Solitude, I
am writing this letter to you
To let you know
how you have given me many a golden chance.
To understand
the goodness of others.
To notice a
loved one’s loving glance,
The sunrays
dazzling on the grass lawns
And the lilies
blooming and dancing a happy dance.
Dear Solitude, I
am writing this letter to you
To let you know
how you have helped me to gage the climate
To observe and
analyse situations and happenings
Then let them be
expressed in many lines or a couplet.
Enjoy the beauty
of nature and of hearts
How you have
helped me be a poet.
Silent Steps
So many times
you came to me
I could not hear
your silent steps.
Helped me
overcome obstacles
But nowhere
could I see you.
When I was
fearful you allayed my fear
I did not
realise it was you.
You helped me
solve problems smoothly
The poor me, I
thought it was me who solved.
All doubts
clouding my mind was cleared by you
Still I didn’t
hear your silent steps.
Dilemmas confused
me, you were there to clarify
Without showing
your dazzling self.
Quarrels
devastated me you were there to pacify
But I didn’t
know you were there beside me.
When in
solitude, peace and calm all around
At last I could
hear your silent steps.
With Nature
There in the
midst of trees and flowers.
The sparkling
lake all around.
The water as
green as emerald.
Crowed but peace
I found.
The waterfalls
falling with splendor.
The spray
spreading a mist.
The wonder of
nature enwrapping me.
The dazzling
beauty for the eyes a feast.
There in the
midst of reeds in the lake.
The beautiful
gurgling sound.
So many birds
chirping in the trees.
In the lap of
nature solitude I found.
PARAMITA MUKHERJEE MULLICK
Dr. PARAMITA MUKHERJEE MULLICK is a scientist,
an award-winning poet, editor and a literary curator. She lives in Mumbai,
India. Her poems have been translated into 41 languages and also been widely
published. Her tenth book is to be released soon. Paramita heads two literary
forums.
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