Day 8, #OctPoWriMo2020
Theme for the Day : Breaking Boundaries ( and I am excited about the theme!)
It took a lot of courage when I decided to share my poems with the outside world and I believe that I broke this boundary way back in 2015 when I started my blog. I would like to dedicate this composition to Sunita Prasad who is also a fellow contributor to this wonderful platform. She encouraged me to write and share and I shall be thankful to her forever. Crossing limitations in any form gives confidence and immense happiness. It makes me feel happier and complete.
So here is my composition dedicated to Sunita.
I am attempting the “Free Verse” here.
“ And She Never Looked Back”
The sky was laden with clouds
It was too quiet all around
A pause before a storm
She held the precious little thing close to her heart
The Red Diary that enclosed all her feelings
Laid in Black and White
Poured into compositions long and short
Some that flowed like the mountain rivers in Spring
Others stood frozen in wintry grip
Her emotions portrayed the beauty of all seasons
The pages at times glowed like the summer days
Warm, Hopeful, Happy, Playful
At times colorful like the Autumn forest
Sometimes lonely like the distant house on the hill
Sometimes loud and persistent like the cricket on the wall
Yes, the Red Diary housed all this and more
But all locked up like the volcano of sentiments ready to erupt
Too scared to share them with others
Too scared to show them to the world
Feeling vulnerable, like taking a walk into the wilderness of emotions
All alone
She sat still for long…..
Yet, that rainy evening, she decided to break all boundaries
Boundaries that stifled her creative wings
Bursting the bubble of indecisiveness
She dialed the number , of a publisher
Conversations flowed , with hiccups at first
But soon it materialized
The bird flew out of the cage, at last!
Breaking all shackles of limitations
And She Never Looked Back!
What a beautiful, inspiring tale. Let us all be birds flying out of the cage, at last!
ReplyDeleteWonderful! Sunita is such a wonderful blogger. Since we both blog from different platforms, we cross each other's path only in October. It is a joy to read her compositions.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful journey you have embarked upon, Amrita.
Thank You :-)
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