Let Stars Lit-Up Our Sky!

Today he made me shed The last of tears... & with that he changed the trajectory of my mind, He pressed my lips with blue of his eyes & opened up my sky! In Silence he gifted me himself To see & feel but from his eyes For now every being that I see around... Is only born from His-light I see fears & pains of burdened minds.... I see hunger & bruises on skins of All his Forgotten-child! I see Love & compassion pouring forth for many who've lost livelihood in their lives... Yet! I see his spirit in all Who ignites Hope across dark sky! I see how we transient beings Are brought collectively through this crisis to understand we are "One" & when we shall play our part, We shall leave behind only legacy of Love! Through his eyes I see no fear Only Compassion & a feeling of empathy that vibrates through many hearts; that alone is the music for this earth. & even fears of those who are unable to grasp & in their ignorance but hurt! We are all forced to look beyond the petty me & mine For Now Through these times Either our souls shall Collectively Rise; Or we shall have to carry the burdens of this earth, In books that shall only bleed & cry! . Today I saw something very heart-wrenching, where a man in Agra was seen collecting spilled milk from the ground, while a few stray dogs too were lapping over it to survive. And even one of Atuls image where a man in Dharavi Mumbai was collecting rice grains that a goods truck had accidentally spilled One just becomes silent after witnessing such scenes & all that speaks are tears... . There's an opening of hearts in these times of pain. Either ones limited thinking shall break open to light up the darkness of Our-sky by a gazillion stars or one shall but only end up feeding ones own body that's inevitably in time going to merge back in earth. Love is a powerful gift enclosed within each heart, for if only my sky shall have stars then somewhere some pain shall echo as darkness in other part. For now it's only Collectively we are all to heal or none . Copyright: Meghna/2020