Friday, 4 December 2020

Conversations with God

Dear God, I am putting my buttocks on the sands of tidiness

But what is the meaning of tidiness?

I am in the bushes of self-search

At times I wonder if I am a spiritual eagle or a donkey

Oh! God, I am part of nature

So nature is a portion of me

I put me to the dustbin and I awaken we

What are we

 

Why do we claim to love you and know you?

Omnipotent- we preach

If we are made in the image of God

Why can’t we do like him

Dear, God I think you are a rebel

How did you carve mother earth?

Beautiful corners and the elegance of flowing waters

Firth of joy- mirth to a conscious soul

 

We die while we brim

Our potential gets buried with us

Like a body that dies with a wound full of pus

Pustike has to be spilled to earth- it has to kiss the cloth

You see god, you created beautiful creatures called women

Cars have hit trees and street light to these magnificent beings

But if man can be in this euphoria of borrowed time and wishes

And at the end persuasion of such a carving;

Can’t man do same unto self

Dear God, what are your limits

I at times do feel like spring leaves crashed by the walker

Maybe all of us do feel so

We can do it for the masses

But we fear to do it for ourselves

If we are made in your image, why do we have limitation

Did we brew them

Who is at the helm of this

 

Dear god, I have given my rhymes, metaphors and similes to the dogs

I am a naked lover in front of a lover

As they prepare for a harvest from their toiling days of search and union

Can you feel my heart- I have lost my genius too if I had any

Can we lose it?

Dear God, sincerity is a holy course

This is a sincere scroll borne from simplicity

Who are we

 

Dear God, are we a portion of you

Or are we your shadow

Are you our shadow