The Season of Divinity
written by: Kokila Gupta
Cardamom dreams, of cinnamon scents fresh
Fond sunshine hours blooming on windy days,
Lotus smiles in blue stream of consciousness,
It’s the season of homecoming for ALL
Childhood abodes replete with Mothers’ smiles
Daughters giggle, swing, smile, bangles shimmer
Tinkling bells of silver anklets on feet,
Henna-ed pitter-patter on backyard floors
A Ma visits her sons to bless and soothe
Dusky God is born; lamps light up the earth
Crescent moon glows on a blue minaret
Ambrosial skies; pennons of bliss flutter,
Rags have been stitched with threads of kind sharing
Misery vanquished; Deities benevolent.
Kokila Gupta has Master degrees in Education and Life Science with a specialization in Immunoparasitology, a subject she finds similar to philosophy. She has been a lecturer at Hapur, Dehradun and Bangalore, a teacher with U.P. state government, HOD, Life Science at an Intermediate Institute in Himachal Pradesh, and at present works as a freelance educator, a home library owner, a writer/poet/editor/judge at literary sites, and a wellness coach helping people lead a medicine free life. She holds workshops with children teaching gouche, mandala and bookmark art, and plays homemaker to her family. Her poetry and prose have been published in anthologies, magazines and online sites bringing awards, appreciation and contentment. She loves macro, landscape and book photography, road-travels and reading. Her favourite place at home is her writing desk and reading nook.
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