Life Once Felt

Life once felt - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - The brightest part of life, Charms of youthful vitality, Warehouse of God's creation thou art Passing through with all dreams colourful and plethora of over abundance, Thy beauty, the flash of eternity, the darling of my matured soul. The blue heaven of my mind, my heart's Unwritten part, timeless and untouched Is enticed and drawn to thee, not by beauteous elegance but the unformed discretion without rumination. The honey of thy mind, thy glory full of Meditative rapture and love without reason Is the field of my living, The last spark of inspiration on this mortal skin. Mundane element is too hard to divulge for the Knowledge the life so called offered. A single glance of thy ignorant eyes is enough for me to triumph over life and time. I am undone in the world of things, The darkness inside me edges me to bid farewell. This life was once thy blessing, Cadenza of dreams to meet with morning songs Of daw, the furtive glance of being In sunlight and sunset, and the Twinkling stars in conjunction with The Moon, the path to heaven. Now the nature is panting upon my dead soul, The waves leap and life force of micro to macro, the sound of buds and breeze fail to revive me to harmonious note of living.