Wind in my Hair

adventuressmalik



When the wrongs overwhelm,

my heart sinks and frowns.

Beneath the layered memoirs,

It sinks deep and drowns.

 

Then I want silence

and I don't speak.

Its muffled beatings

make me feel weak.

 

Cracks in the soil

beneath my feet,

are weary of waiting

flowing water so sweet.

 

One more word

and it would matter.

to hold’em on or shatter

blowing them up in a big crater.

 

The reservoir of tears

filled over a million years.

The dam of patience quivers

letting out the flooding rivers.

 

Cracks in the soil

beneath my feet

feel the joy,

a beating retreat.

 

Retreating past wrongs

make way for a new song.

A song for the new innings,

in the hope for new beginnings.

 

The dream of the soil

murmurs this beautiful song.

The winds pick it up

and blow it along.

 

Oh this blowing wind in my hair

gives me my best song.

To roam like a wanderer

and happily go home.

  • Author: Max (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: July 17th, 2023 06:10
  • Comment from author about the poem: This is my edition of the Song by Mogli... https://youtu.be/i2nHS93ly3M The past memories, sadness and wrongs of the world may make the protagonist feel sad and go weak and one's condition is like the perched soil waiting for the rain. The tears roll down in a stream that nurses the perched soil (condition of the heart) making us sing a song of hope and dreams of new beginnings. The wanderer picks up this song from the wind and this way it completes the philosophical idea of finding a new hope for the future even from the flowing tears.
  • Category: Reflection
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  • 2781

    Tears can be like showers from heaven.
    I'll go out on a limb-the truth of life giving showers to the soul as the showers bring life to dry soil so we can bring healing through our tears. Cheers

  • Caring dove

    Such a lovely writing 🙂 you write nicely

    I liked reading this



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