Faling Fruit
FALLING FRUIT (poem-16)
Standing under a tree
In complete darkness
Beyond what I can see
Is a sky that is starless
As I fall asleep alone
Nestled against this trunk
Something hits my head
Making an awful clunk
Searching in the dark
Somewhere on the ground
What has hit my head
Is no where to be found
Brushing throw the grass
I stumble upon the find
The roundness in my hand
Is playing on my mind
The smell of this roundness
Is nothing my nose knows
The texture of its surface
Was as soft as my clothes
Without any hesitation
I took a very large bite
Hungered for is flavour
It’s taste was just right
The taste was so very sweet
But nothing I could compare
For Never have I ever tasted
Something beyond a pear
Not in the shape of a pear
It’s was a complete roundness
The texture was so smooth
And it’s taste was so desirous
Falling from this orchard tree
Was a taste beyond my reach
Until later I learned in my life
It was a glorious fuzzy peach
*Manoj Kumar Panda*
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