Imprint
Imprint
Rocks are fed too high
Born to die in his hand,
Hard to fetch more in sky
I see what lies beyond this land.
I hold nothing much
For a living my own to cast
A home perhaps if I ask
Two hands more till the last.
May I nurture my garden
With my heart and love beside
Flowers to shower my burden
Keys to peace and wise where they reside.
Foremost I may walk a mile
To risk nothing but some pain.
A pursuit of happiness and smile
I would live a life with such gain.
Nothing is all I demanded
Since I was born in chaos and hatred
A never-ending race I was stranded
Till I found my legs where they get shredded.
A scene in every morning
Laughter and happy a family
May it last eternal since the beginning,
What else I need to die for, happily.
As I have my own terms
Loan for the task and begun
Part that falls and never harms
I pray for such imprint and just run.