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Sep 27, 2014
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Dream of a droplet
I dream to be
a tiny drop in the Sea,
only then would I
fathom the depths of its emotions,
feel its turmoil
pulsating in tides,
as they ebb and flow
in relentless toil.
Yes, I crave to be
that tiny drop in the sea,
swirling in the salts
a million rivers bleed,
seeking salvation
beneath the awning
of celestial skies, cleansing
in His divine light.
Oh! I pray to live
a dream of that drop in Sea,
to be a drop of rain
to quench the thirst of a seed
whose fate hangs
between life and death.
Only then shall I
be appeased…
About This Poem
Review Request Intensity: I want the raw truth, feel free to knock me on my back
Editing Stage: Editing - rough draft
Comments
Rula
11 years ago
Hello Raj
wonderful meanings conveyed through out your lines.
The last stanza gave me an idea. What do you think if you let each stanza expresses a wish to be a drop for example an ocean, a sea and a river. As I see the last stanza has no consistant logic as you started with a drop in the sea then a drop of rain.
However, that was only a suggestion. As I said, I really loved the concept behind this and how you have crafted it.
Thanks for sharing this.
raj
11 years ago
Hello Rula
This poem I had written for World Environment Day. I had forgotten about it till I recently saw that a dear friend, who is a woman of great virtues, has published it on her website. Since I noticed that I had not published it here, thought of doing so.
I always appreciate your comments, especially when you find time to visit at a time when a lot of your time is being devoted to the ongoing workshop being jointly hosted by Wesley & you.
As for your comment about inconsistency noticed in the concluding verse, I wish to bring to your notice that, what was meant was "the drop in the sea evaporates to take a form of rain drop before descending back on earth to quench the thirst of a seed" ...having said that do you think there is no break in consistency or do you feel it still lacks it. Would welcome your critic on that.
Regards,
Rula
11 years ago
hello again raj
Of course after your clarification, it makes much sense.I am sorry I have missed this at my first read.
I thought maybe another title will do the job of showing your intent. Maybe something like "A dream of a rain drop"?
Just a thought.
Thanks for sharing.
raj
11 years ago
Hello again Rula
Thanks for the suggestion about title. Sounds better. Accepted and implemented with a tiny change :).
Regards,
Rula
11 years ago
VERY FINE!!
Indeed.
I'm happy you found my suggestion of some use. :)
raj
11 years ago
Thanks again Rula for your
Thanks again Rula for your time and intervention.
Regards,
emeka ozurumba
11 years ago
perfect no abrasions
very beautiful poem raj
raj
11 years ago
Thank you Emeka for stopping
Thank you Emeka for stopping by. Nice to know you liked it.
Regards,
China Blue
11 years ago
Raj
Hi there
one very tiny tweak
fathom depths) it is fine but what if you added "the" fathom the depths or not lol
interesting use of a droplet of water very interesting
raj
11 years ago
Chrys
Thank you for your time to visit this page. Your suggestion is spot on and already implemented. You have eyes like a hawk to spot the error lol. Good to know you found this interesting.
Regards,
lovedly
11 years ago
raj as always i swim upstream and so I shall again don't scream
you should be '''apart'' from a drop of water
as you want to have an experience
being just a drop in the ocean
you will merge unknown of any existence
all said and done
you should be a drop of something
which does not dissolve in the water
to fathom the experience
which you so eagerly are wanting
say a drop of mercury
to see the depths of the fathomless sea/ocean may it be
hope I'm not off the sea totally....
if so it may be only me
give me an opportunity to flee..
will ye?
raj
11 years ago
lovedly
Appreciate your read and comment. Thanks for stopping by..
Regards,.