Friday, 5 October 2012

SHANGRI-LA













Before I intuitive and after I pass on
Where would be I, but at the moment
After a lone prayer from the empty abode
Walks across the human and inhuman noises
Just eying and searching for the boon
Why fire burns beneath the blood cells
Immortal soul cannot die against the life
There are evergreen hills and flowers
Silver lining clouds above the zenith
Bluest lake spreading at the bottom 
Where the greenly grasses carpet land
Dances and singing by thee
For my ugliest footprints

Do I worth to die?
Did I create a flowery story?
No, hopes sail away still in thine boat
Breathe tasteful air from thy sky,
Swallow pious water from thou well.

Don’t whisper me call me thrice
So I could run and play on this vale,
I could converse without uttering,
And can heed thee song of revolution.

Thy gifted me:
Milky Way like long stories
Bridge amid life and soul
A ladder to mount up the age tree
Filter mask and helmet
Moisture in dried life
Cloudy dawn and snow falls
During ever hot summer days
Thy would be my flower girl
As I accompany to flower power

Shangri-La for astonishing days
I with a gusto fresh face:
Walk all along with lambs,
Wear dappled cloths,
Can talk by way of the dears,
Can fly among the parrots,
Can swim like the fishes.

Woodland is not so untamed like before
Trees and creeps telling thy stories
Nightingales would fly to me in eve
Morning sparrows too, as herald
They are hymning for me
There is no death body
And no ill man
I don’t have an ailment too.

My non-human friends:
Width Lake and small pond of lotus
Coconut trees and mango trees
Harmonious birds and cute lambs
Flowery stones and big rivers
Day, night and rain
Thine garden and soft wind-
These days they’re keen to discern thou

Still passing through thy realm
Among the flora and fauna of Shangri-La
Deity passes through the terrain
With the drop of boons to enlighten the roads
Stare towards the east
Lost city and village would be found
From the vista and grin of thee
Pebbles develop into flowers
Flames grow to be rain
I replace by a name of sacrifice
It’s not a paradise
I had rooted on Shangri-La.
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14 comments:

  1. thanks for envying in my poor words.

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  2. its not just words... true feelings of heart...u make the reader swing with u r words.. good job... god bless..

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  3. Kenebo's words and his imageries are so strong that readers plunge themselves into his feelings for shangrila. most of his poems carries the fragrance longing for something which a desperate soul love to meet. the fire of poet in him is burning with great flame as he come closer to the pool of today's awkward life...

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    1. thanka a lots my dear friend Tongbra... your feedback is giving me new strength in my writing's world.

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  4. its damn good n look forward for many more. . . . good job salute to U. . .

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  5. its really good work my dear

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  6. Well i would say it's exotic. Nevertheless you portrayed things very subtly, one can feel the beauty of your imagination. Good work!!!

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