two yards of terrain

                                                                        
                                     Few moments away from
                            being carried away by dust and storm !
                                   Here I lay silent in the dark ,
                                       In two yards of terrain
                                        in my resting ground !
                            Now am away from frenzied crowd !
                                 Far away from madding sound  !
                          The fancy garb I adorn , feels so warm !
                          Free and calm ,  fearless I have become !
                          Am on my way ,can hear eternal sounds !
                                         No tremors I face ,
                                         no more I frown !
                           Fragile I have become , lighter than air
                                         lost my aspect !
                  Few moments away from being carried by the soil !
              Few flowers you placed ,will be washed away by the storm !
                The fancy garb I adorn will remain buried in the ground !
                          My memories will fade in days to come !
                                         WONDER
                                   A QUEST I RAISE
              When my each fragment was raised from dust and storm
               my remains would  be rendered  to either ashes or flames
                how could the soil I was made from got carried away
                                  with glister and glaze
             WHY DID IT CRAVE FOR CONTENTMENT ALL LIFE
                    why couldn't it resist opulence,why couldnt it wait
                                     when it was aware of
                             THE ULTIMATE  TRUTH OF LIFE
                                            
                              TWO YARDS OF TERRAIN
                    The glister and glaze would be left behind !
                  
                      
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