Fire, flood, famine

Ishwar Chandra

Being a victim of fire, flood,

And famine--you came to me

And held me

 

And told me, "Keep me.

If possible, stay with me.

Love me."

 

Being a poor warrior of pain,

Struggle, and volcano,

How could I let you go?

 

How could I let the fire go--

That could burn my struggle!

 

How could I let the flood go--

That could blow my volcano!

 

How could I let go of the famine--

That I can feed with my blood,

Flesh, and bones!

 

That's why I didn't let you go. 

 

That's how we burn together

And melt into one. 

 

That's how you became

Blood in my veins.

 

That's how I became

Peace for your soul.

  • Author: Ishwar Chandra (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: November 30th, 2024 00:11
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • Tony36

    Excellent



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