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A Tender Drop of Dew

A poignant love poem, as an invocation to Nature, by Rajashree, exclusively by Different Truths.

Not the hard hail of a roaring storm
 but a tender drop of dew I am!
             
Born with the life a few moments only,
I have built myself for you into an ocean vast,
a drop no more but an ocean of love
without any shore!
 
O’ the thousand-rayed One 
I wish only to glitter in a moment’s union
with your ray and then go down forever!
 
My immersion into your fiery splendour is
all that I ever asked for,
to lose myself in you was my goal forever!
 
I know no deliverance
but to be the fragrance of your deathless flower!


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Rajashree Mohapatra
Rajashree Mohapatra, born in Odisha, has received her master’s degree in 'History', and 'Journalism and Mass Communications' from Utkal University. She is a teacher by profession. Being a postgraduate in 'Environmental Education and Industrial Waste Management' from Sambalpur University, she has devoted herself as a social activist to the cause of social justice, environmental issues, and human rights in remote areas through non-governmental organisations. Poetry, painting, and journalism are her passions.

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