On the
extended palm
of a lotus leaf,
falls
a drop of
untimely rain.
water drop
runs around,
refuses all
attachments,
takes refuge,
in the cupped palm of
the supple leaf.
The leaf
in its kindness
receives the drop,
as it's own,
feeling responsible,
the leaf keeps it
safe from
malicious winds;
protects it
from spilling over,
till the sun
proposes to the
water drop,
requests to be his own.
It goes up
as invisible vapors.
The drop,
as vapor
takes the form
of a cloud,
hovers above
the earth,
sans
attachment,
but realizes
sun has her heart
for ever.
Jul 30, 2013
Jul 30, 2013 at 11:50 AM UTC
On the
extended palm
of a lotus leaf,
falls
a drop of
untimely rain.
water drop
runs around,
refuses all
attachments,
takes refuge,
in the cupped palm of
the supple leaf.
The leaf
in its kindness
receives the drop,
as it's own,
feeling responsible,
the leaf keeps it
safe from
malicious winds;
protects it
from spilling over,
till the sun
proposes to the
water drop,
requests to be his own.
It goes up
as invisible vapors.
The drop,
as vapor
takes the form
of a cloud,
hovers above
the earth,
sans
attachment,
but realizes
sun has her heart
for ever.
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