A Poet's SlumberA Poem by Abdul Aziz
Life saunters through the boulevard
Of autumn's forgotten memories- Where the leaves have turned a golden brown And the poet sleeps since eternity. The leaves are rustled by the breeze of time While yet the poet slumbers on; Life passes by; doesn't pause to cry Or listen to his snoring song. Beneath the great big oak he sleeps Waiting for a dulcet tune of dreams While bathed by memory's blossoms And cleansed by love's platonic streams. 'Ere he wakes up, it’s no surprise, There is coincidence of forgotten rhyme. He stands up dazed on the boulevard And fills his lungs with the breeze of time. He hears a hum, a mirthful tune That wafts in from the distance; 'Tis the whiff of life's rhapsody Celebrating its own existence. He has slept through the past and half of the present While life has hummed and sauntered by; But no more shall he sleep now for He has a life to catch (or at least try). © 2010 Abdul AzizFeatured Review
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Added on July 25, 2010Last Updated on July 25, 2010 AuthorAbdul AzizChennai, Tamil Nadu, IndiaAboutHello there. I'm a medical doctor by profession, in search of a better career. Right now, my only pastime seems to be navigating around the vicissitudes of life. I'm passionate about computers and p.. more..Writing
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