Feeling
Alive
Bowing in reverence
To the morning breeze,
That blows through
The very tops of trees.
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A smile on the farmer's lips
As he surveys his work,
Hands on hips,
For once,
He feels carefree and bold,
Yonder lies a field of yellow and gold.
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And so stands the sunflower,
In its field,
Grown in its multitude,
For the precious oil it will yield.
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A single, a thousand,
In the field, they all look like one.
Like one living being,
Basking in the sun.
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The sun gives them life,
States the scientific find,
And to that will agree
Any logical mind.
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But looking at these flowers,
Dancing in the breeze,
This is what my heart,
Not my mind sees,
This is what it believes:
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'Tis the wind that gives them life,
makes them prance
and dance
with life.
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Without the wind
The flowers look more dead,
Than a man with a missing head.
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Hence there is more to life
than life itself.
But this lesson seems to have been
Buried away,
On a very high shelf.
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This is the lesson
I have learnt from the breeze,
That rustles through
The high above leaves.
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There are things that
Do not give us life.
But play their part
In making us feel alive.
~Rishabh Gulati~


