Skip to main content

Ceaseless


Pedaling bicycle,
Sewing her fabric,
Building her grain of rice,
There lived a floret.

Smiling at hardships,
Keeping her chattel,
Riding she delivers her goods,
Like a daughter.

Prompting with good hope,
Reminding 'keep smiling',
She lived like a chorus,
from someone's hard game.


*1  chattel - belongings  *2 chorus - repeated work.  

"She lived like a chorus,
from someone's hard game."
means:  someone here refers to the ultimate god or creator. Not to be confused with gender dominance and subjugation. 

Theme:  Someone in their chorus.
Significance of Title:   The author is not aware of the existence of this person in the picture but aware of her chores.  
In brief: There lived a daughter doing her chorus and reflecting other's happiness.

                                                                        

-ooo0ooo-
 

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

The Giant Wheel

 As the dusk befalls the falling sun, far beneath the gibbous glow, sat a lad upon the winding stairs, chasing glimpses of waning moon. Amid a muse of dreams in concord gently spun, he played the role enduring glow, watching it rise beyond the upper airs, unwitting, the seer glides below the climbing moon. unaware a ceaseless ride borne, the boy so tight in sweeping flow, silent and still drifting nether airs, through quiet realms where shadows swoon. *1  dusk - the darker stage of twilight   *2  gibbous -  (of the moon) having the illuminated part greater than a semicircle but less than a full circle.    *3  waning - (of the moon) having a progressively smaller part of visible surface illuminated so that it appears to decrease in size.      *4  muse -  cluster of encouragement and inspiration     *5  concord  - in discipline    *6   enduring glow  - hav...

The Tempo

Peeping frowning creeping lived a guy, on the shores of an ancient land. Lonely angry cheery he stayed in sly, with fingers crossed for a brand.   pale and dark but undyed, sullen grim with a smile, lusty bright in vain, ravening wild with mercy. Ardour gives him life; Thirst keeps him steady; famine leaves him agony; Hope drives him forward; Forage revises his ardor, Thirst alters his lifestyle, Exploring whole life, Imploding from inside. post a dozen ages, his legacy looks at him with a smile; Staring at the giant, from a bygone Latin bind in dust and gray. Sneaky little time, makes the tousle seen, with ages to go, and countless to realize. * 1  frowning - an expression of disapproval   * 2  sullen - bad-tempered and sulky   * 3  grim - very serious and gloomy *4  vain- having or showing an excessively high opinion of one's appearance, abilities or wealth    *5  ravening - extremely hungry or hunting for prey ...