Haiku-36- (Ageless Beauty) Poem by Prabir Gayen

Haiku -36
(Ageless Beauty)

Time is flying betimes,
Nimbly taking the hue Bouillon,
From every shiny opus.

Aging the thing fallow,
Water falls and vaporises,
Soil clods to decay.

Every fair part is rotten,
Unseen yet decaying to core,
Nature Swindles the eyes open.

Clouds float and vanishing,
Raindrops float on watercourse,
Mist flying to touch the sky.

Change is taking place,
To pave the way for the New,
New and old are one.

Thy age will not grow,
Nor thy warm soul suffer change,
Thou art new forever.

New and warm with grace,
Beauty thou owest wilt remain,
Beyond time and space.

Nature is playing,
game Of change and interchange,
Into thy ageless soul.

Earth water and sky,
Within thy rosy love-room deep,
The unchange unfathomed.

Every firth of thy being,
Will be fresh live and renewed,
For my soul's careful dew.

I will keep thee fresh,
Locking thy virgin wholeness,
Within my warm worth.

Time will pass to naught,
Space will blow without motion
Thou art being unchanged.

With my heart's delight,
In the thrilling echo deep,
Thou will live as my self.

With each passing breath,
Thou will be revived again,
In my death souls prevail.

Again and again,
Beauty will be formed with depth,
With knowledge secret.

Thou art a warrior,
Time will fail to trace thy self,
Vast and beyond measure.

My soul will live ever,
Witness thy ineffable share,
The divine ordain.

In my poem vivid,
Thou will be forever alive,
Love will sing timeless song.