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Bogged

ONE day,

 

a log

said to the bog,

 

"you're all mud

and you ever survive,

i am all wood

but i always die."

 

the bog spoke,

after a long sigh,

"it is transformation,

which you deny.

 

I turn into nothing but soil,

when it is too hard to toil.

the sun smokes up all water,

i become a happy crater.

 

then comes by, the rain,

fills my bowl once again.

i see wild weeds,

some dormant seeds.

water lilies, papyrus, mangroves,

are all that come to me and grow.

i laugh with them, they sing with me,

castaway afar, but glad are we.

together we live and fear not fate,

that is how i live ahead!"

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aditya-bhaskara
Indian
Published
Sep 21, 2012
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