Whispers

July 23, 2015 | 1 min read

A surreal nature poem celebrating the exquisite beauty and wonder of the sea and the natural landscape.
unstable trees have a secret to share
unstable trees have a secret to share

Western winds are blowing whistles in air,
Grey sea awaits a mighty upheaval,
The unstable trees have a secret to share,
While the sun stretches through shy bark fingers,
Engraving exquisite designs on floor,
Verdant leaves rustle with contagious verve,
Dancing fluid ballets in ecstasy pure,
They gladly receive the stock of whispers!

Whispers, wet papers that often linger,
Whispers leave marks under withered cinders,
Inaudible yet distinct, true, eternal,
Sounds that transcend through spaces forever,
With big bang originated Aum* mantra,
In remote date, mention the scriptures!

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Sunila Kamal Khemchandani is a commerce and law graduate from India, a teacher by profession and a poetess for love of English literature, now based in Canary Islands, Spain. She has several poems published in English anthology collections (Wings, Change, Indus Valley, Heavenly Hymns, Poetic Symphonies, Synthesis – The Duet Anthology and in one of Brian Wrixon’s anthologies). In 2008, she won the position of the best annual poet in poetriesonline.com. Besides writing poems, she translates spiritual articles, books of her spiritual master, proof reading and transciption. Some of her translated works have been published and are circulating.

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