Sometimes you just smile
April 14, 2009 § 12 Comments
Sometimes you just smile
And there nothing can hide .
Sometimes you just see
And the sight sets you free .
From the depth of the sky,
To the height of the seas,
The world is what it is meant to be –
From the jiggle of set chimes,
To the babbled nursery rhymes,
From the chirp of a bird,
To the early morn crimson skirt,
The world is what it is meant to be ,
Always there to set you free.
Touch of nature ,
Touch of humanity,
You do feel , that skies are roamed
And that all you see is owned,
That the breeze from the sea ,
Is meant to push you to see ,
Those trees who do sway far at peace .
In the beget of all rhapsodies,
One in the sky does merge
And within does emerge ,
A world on the verge ,
Of a smile and it does purge
As the smile sets alive.
Sometimes you just smile
And there nothing can hide .
Sometimes you just see
And the sight sets you free.
The light shines the brightest
Sometimes u just smile and u need not say anything 🙂
Lovely poem, lovely thoughts…
🙂 some thing like this !
Are you in love? Your poems project that.. God bless you if you are really in love
Keep Blogging!
Its after a long time, im commenting for one of your poems and thats because its only these kind of poems that makes sense to me (Im bad at poems, you see!)
Nice one. Yeah, sometimes we just smile and theres no reason to it also. By all means, this poem should be dedicated to those who has forgotten how to smile and to those who doesnt like to smile. LOL 😀
@ Biju : If he is love, GOD alone bless him 😉
Very true of last few lines….
So you completed it? 🙂
had a feeling that there would be more after reading those four lines in the last one….
beautiful!
Sometimes you smile and someone kicks you for it 😀
Nice poem dude. 🙂
Some lines are really good.
Kaya Boss, the new design will you post that !
“Tum itna jo muskura rahe ho, kya gum hai jo chhipa rahe ho…” 🙂 🙂
Its an old, hindi song which depicts your thoughts on smile here. You can get it translated from a friend! 🙂
A fantastic poem.
I want to keep smiling ’til the end. Is this possible? 🙂
“To the early morn crimson skirt,” Skirt???????