Desert's endurance

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    Desert's endurance

    Desert’s endurance

    Far … far away on the desert land

    Where life is fragile

    Horizon filled with sand

    The nature left for a while

    Nothing seems to expand

     

    Its regional flora longing to be watered

    How long would it wait in constant dryness

    Patiently enduring, firmly ingrained

    Surviving the heat in deep faithfulness…

    “Until the raindrops kissed the earth and whispered”…

     

    Embracing its blessings with full intensity

    Slowly stretching after the ordeal

    All colors and sounds in perpetual beauty

    It is life chanting, its vibration I feel

    Resounding all around bringing unity

     

     

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    Poetry is what is lost in translation.

    Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.

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