The Thoughtful Mind
The Thoughtful Mind
The grass is green
Sometimes when you think
You will never understand how is it?
How does the utopian fire get lit?
A man's mind in mirth
Can carry forward felt atmosphere
Enter into dungeon, alone
Secluded, lonely in a field
He touches the grass near his feet
Feels the tuft and sees it touching grey
He sits down with family, friends
and children
He lives in hue and cry
Yet in his break
He sees the sky
Farmented, looped in smoke
Evoking early pain and hazy lanes of loss
Tears swell up in the morning
After a Freudian dream
His instincts tinge in eyes
His crooked heart rains a lot
Extending hands to anarchy
He feels himself in ashes
Phoenix like he raises head
Finally to break free to the sky
