Daffodils – Three Poems

[Daffodils – Three Poems]

Wild Daffodils Plant and Flower
Image by Martin Hirtreiter

Daffodils

Draining my thoughts with your spellbound texture
Afford me if you could, a domicile in thee!
Forever we live together in a state anyone yet to procure
Flaming charm of a child as your golden petals emerging free,
Overwhelms his mother’s heart with delight as does your nectar on a honey bee.
Distrait am I now from my entire obligation
Inspired by your indigenous charm that I see
Luster attributes your nature of gratification;
Smiling companion of mine! You are an art of perfection.

“Time” welcoming an  adolescent

Oh poor fellow, dwelling between a boy and a man,
Have I been watching thee since thy birth;
For no life yet to come to elude me with a plan,
As I always accompany thee with indefatigable mirth
Until the destined departure paved by thy death.
Heap thy worries for now unto my future
For now it’s me when thou shall only be blithe
In embracing me with a slightest ear to the elderly lecture
And let dreading no one be the crown of thy treasure

An adolescent’s love song

Sparkle though when it begins with,
Immense vigor with, but it would spread
Eliminating everything it touches, for sure it is blithe
Pining for thee; Oh! Love is dread;
Isolating me from the surroundings, keeping me away from the bread,
Shrinking me; draining soul at last seeks for thee
Own me my savior, for shall I plead;
Dwindled me enough with thy silence; for now I want to be free;
Even shall I pay my life as a fee.

Endless sky has scars umpteen during
Night when the land is faint;
Prevailing disaster will never be lasting
After the salving sun making the darkness blunt
To reveal the blue sky; oh now eminent!
Thou could alleviate and soothe with thy glitter
And grace, from my entire devastating ailment
Meager was it; but now have grown bigger,
Usurps me regularly, with all its power.

By Viswanathan P