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BOUNDARY

                                                     By Prerna Mishra
                                               written in class 12, 2011

  For year accepted by
Born only boundary.

In fading moonlight
Linguistic division staggered.

Iron knitted mesh
Is in wind with flush.

Strong body battles
To increment their map.

Chrysanthemum and pigeon,
Gone solitary in division.

The boundary is not needed.
Thy ancestor had pleaded.

Separating, crafting I got my land
Homely feeling lost on way.

In dark heart, tear weeps
Perspires the body
Finding familiar boundary.

Flows the blood, red mouth enlighten.
Stammers for silence.

Tranquillity thread
Woven humane network
Has no human in it.

Hard teaching thy gave,
Has learned the sprout
The art to divide,
Is detaching itself from the source.

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