By:
Kul P. Sharma Paudel
In every stroll with thee, O! Nature
I obtain far greater then that I hunt for
It ’s t Thy Absolution- tine infinite intensity
What wonder administer might have steadfast thee of such vigor?
In yours
garden grows endurance
Thy master hath blessed thee with, as Himself, full of compassion
Thy master hath blessed thee with, as Himself, full of compassion
Oh! Isn’t
thy maker, the maker of mine and tine?
Then how
could I so wild when ye so modest; as of He
Thy cry
reaches not, for thee complaints never to thy Maker
You stood
still, being satisfied ever
Yea is
idyllic with anything thy master bestows
Thy haven a
piazza! Face‘s: cook and frostiness thy mate
Mine
nature’s not: either stable or static; neither secure nor progressive
My matter
unrest, while souls perturb for inclination
Yet never
satisfied, relentless in doubling to what I woo
All thru
mine pursuits, all things possible even pillaging thee
o! You hold
the manifestation of the Maker
Thou made
glory thy own Maker, worthy of exaltation
But neither
to thee nor to Him do my nature pertinent
O! Then how
resent would the Master be upon me?
Will my
deeds by my Maker be, uncounted?
When my ways
being so pesky to His way
O! Will
nature able to forget the pestering of mine?
When my
paths and heart so pervert, I’m cynicism, if prolong!
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