My Divine Journey!

When I was born I was not sure whether I was alive,

I was just a dot of sand in a puddle struggling to survive!

Slowly something gave an unusual strength to abide,

And now I could feel some rhythmic thumping inside!

I was a lumpy small mass without structure or mold,

But the puddle gave me everything to preserve and hold!

I too started growing with some courage and pride,

Puddle changed to a bigger pool where I could reside!

I was slowly getting a feeling that I was in a sort of cage,

That my world wasn't only this pool, it's just a mirage!

I was swimming and learning and growing in my form,

I was changing into something lovely from a tiny wiggly worm!

I could think and feel that darkness would end & lead to light,

Though I could hear I hadn't acquired the power of sight!

I was hopeful and optimistic of a higher power divine,

I sometimes felt a caring touch over this fragile form of mine!

Slowly the voice that I heard started becoming longer,

My desire to reach to that light started growing stronger!

I was now having body with limbs to

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move and explore,

But a cord was connecting me to this fluid's bottom core!

I could taste, feel, move, sense and blink in this confined space,

Though I was moving swiftly a sound gave power to my pace!

I wanted to know who's there waiting and longing for my call,

Though I was strong but not ready as I was still somewhat small!

I could feel that there's light at the end of this dark tunnel,

The watery pool was collapsing down to a short funnel!

I started breathing and feeling some happiness to be free,

There's somewhere a better place where I can always be!

The commotion outside was enough for me to enthrall,

I decided this was time to leave this dark room once for all!

I was determined, as that voice-guided the way to the shore,

I was just apprehensive about how to go out of that tiny hole!

But a divine hand readily guided me to a safe deploy,

I couldn't control my emotions and gave a weird cry of joy!

So I wasn't alone and thankful that I left that frightening dome,

I had a lovely mother who snuggled me to take me to my real Home!