Sandhya Geet

by Dr. Jaipal Singh



Another beautiful evening is to close by Mighty Sun has gone down to the horizon Twinkling stars are appearing in the sky Yet with no sign of yours getting home I am still longing for a glimpse of you. With onset of Autumn, climate is changing The air is slowly getting cold and moist Deciduous leaves and flowers are withering Yet with no sign of yours meeting promise I am still longing for a glimpse of you. After day long graze and fall of the dusk Farm cattle are returning to their sheds Birds too are heading west to their nests Yet with no sign of your early arrival I am still longing for a glimpse of you. Lassitude is taking a toll of body and mind Life is heading close to final sleep at rest Lifelong wish to have final supper with you Yet with no sign of yours getting home I am still longing for a glimpse of you.

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18-Feb-2012

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Comments on this Poem

Thanks for compliments, malagaur.

jairathore
04-Mar-2012 04:49 AM

How sweet! A brilliant composition...

malagaur
28-Feb-2012 10:23 AM

Dear Rupradha ji, my sincere gratitude for your admiration though I am sceptic if the poem really deserves it; and please allow me to say that I see a real poet in many of your poems.

jairathore
22-Feb-2012 00:53 AM

Dr Kumarendra, thank you very much for compliments. Flight and migration of birds is indeed an intricate and interesting phenomenon. Recalling from my memory, I feel the spirit of poetry and poets is best narrated in 'The Victory' - one of the short stories of Gurudev Rabindranath Tagore.

jairathore
21-Feb-2012 23:56 PM

it's amazing Jaipal Ji!! What a longing!! What a fantastic composition and mixture of nature and love!! I hope that you have a glimpse of her soon!!

Rupradha
19-Feb-2012 02:24 AM

Jaipal saheb, a good poem to remember the loved one. However, there is a small error. The birds fly back east-ward in the evening. Please watch the evening sky and the flight direction the home-coming birds. Thank you.

Kumarendra Mallick
18-Feb-2012 06:43 AM