Life! There is nothing lovelier than it.
How lovely the thing you call life is!
There it blossoms in the ditch of the dice
not callous and frail, as most suppose,
but musical as is Lord Krishna’s flute.
And a perpetual banquet of hope, where
no ominous chimera reigns evermore- If
you spill your sweat with much patience
and truth, on the cradle of your dreams.
Hail life! There is nothing that has not
in it, an ounce of your embryon atoms,
treading the virginity of infinite, with
thousand kisses on the forehead of the sky;
though in a vicious circle you always move.
Copyright 2006 Bhuwan Thapaliya
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Reviews of "How lovely the thing you call life is!"
Life is so Great and to understand it, in it's uniqueness,
makes it even a greater write!
Job well done!
Now, live it up!Smiles!
Love and Peace~
Kimmy~
Life is beautiful and perfect. We often look at it through imperfect eyes, and unreasonable expectations. Good to read you again.
Carmen :-)
Reviewed by Victor Buhagiar (Reader)
Reviewed on October 28, 2006
The Creator, the giver of life, made all things beautiful. Life therefore is beautiful, but there is another life, it is even more beautiful than this one. Victor
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Regis
makes it even a greater write!
Job well done!
Now, live it up!Smiles!
Love and Peace~
Kimmy~
Ron
Chrissy
Carmen :-)
Love Tinka
I enjoyed this rendering, fine poet.