A writer, aspiring poet, foodie and a dog lover. Opinionated to the core, he is rarely right, but likes to take it light. He’s 25% writer, 25% comedian, 72% cynic, 28% bored and 100% wonky.
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One thought on “The Search”
Madhu
A very soft and touchy expression about the soul!!!
It looks like as calm & quite picture is waiting and ready to welcome the dried soul….:))
The perfect picture with the ultimate words of the last para of the poem “The past searching in the present,Cannot find itself, dies out “.
A very soft and touchy expression about the soul!!!
It looks like as calm & quite picture is waiting and ready to welcome the dried soul….:))
The perfect picture with the ultimate words of the last para of the poem “The past searching in the present,Cannot find itself, dies out “.