Waiting...
Waiting, waiting and waiting
It seemed ev’thing was still
The wind had stopped to blow
The time was as motionless as a hill
The only things that moved
Were those hands of clock
They say that time flies
But that also then... had become a statue of rock
My eyes were desperate
To see something happening
My tongue tingling to speak
But to whom will it be uttering?
I suddenly moved my eyes
To the corner of the room
And found something fascinating
And new thoughts it started to loom
A line of ants
All crawling one behind the other
What was silent world for me
Was, for them seemingly inconsequential
I saw, they had their own world
Much smaller though
But enough for
Them to know
Then again I moved my head
And looked down...
In the form of a shadow
A friend I found
I moved my hand
And so did she
And I happily realised
How much fun these trifles can be!
I nodded my head and
She did it too
But when I smiled...
She couldn’t do
I tried to look hard
To find her eyes that could see
Her mouth that could speak
But found neither
And a truth dawned upon me
It has always been my companion
It does whatever I do
And has followed me in every race
No matter what joy or sorrow I face
I thanked my shadow
For its support
And for the things it made me learn..
Then suddenly I was woken up
“Hey, excuse me.. now it’s your turn!”
What were you waiting for?
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DeleteI was waiting at a clinic for a medical check-up, when I wrote this poem!
very nice
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