Wayfarer

Hey there!

My name is Rashi Singh. This is my first ever guest post and thanks to The Pensieve, I’ll be guest blogging for a while here!

Writing poems and short stories are ways through which I express myself. So, here is one of my best poems!



Roaming the mounts

Wandering the seven seas

There is much to explore

Much to feed his fantasies

 

Trysts of meandering rivers

And bridges, extending arms

To the summits encircling them

Lying vulnerably are the farms.

 

 

He maunders around places

From dales to towns

Where pines are sentinels

And the peaks form crowns.

Nature takes a woman’s guise

Cascades fall in beautiful strands

Torrents intertwine as fingers

And linns reign the mystic lands.

 

Unquenchable is his thirst

To rove about the ranges

To unleash the vagabond within

And to experience all the changes.

Waves merge from green to azure

Grey dominates the blue sky

He has yet to see, yet to hear

The whirling gale’s first cry.

Overwhelmed at the idea

Of not living enough to see it all

He hides under a rock

Awaiting his last fall.

 

Drops of rain pierce the blue dome

He watches as the water falls down

Sorrow slowly subsides like the rain

And waves break in crowns.

 

The grey uncovers a clear blue

And sunlight dances between trees

They console him and push him

To see every crevice and crease.

 

Mountains challenge him

Streams bounce through sun rays

And the pine before him bows

‘Go ahead, Wayfarer’ it says.

 



Thank you for reading! If you liked this post and are interested in reading poems and short stories then do take a look at my blog, Fictive Finesse. If not then feel free to drop any tips so that I can improve!

See you in a couple of weeks!

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Happy reading!😃

 

24 Comments Add yours

  1. Tom Burton says:

    Still one of your best poems so far, Rashi! Really enjoyed this 😀

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    1. Rashi Singh says:

      Thank you so much, Tom! You never fail to encourage me!😃

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  2. smilecalm says:

    wonderful wayfarer 🙂

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    1. Rashi Singh says:

      Thank you for reading!

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  3. Awesome!! I loved your poem. Can’t wait to read more from you 😊

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    1. Rashi Singh says:

      Thank you for reading!

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  4. Winnie says:

    Beautiful poem and photos!

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    1. Rashi Singh says:

      Thank you, Winnie!

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      1. Winnie says:

        You’re welcome, Rashi! 😊

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  5. You two are some of my favorite bloggers and word crafters 😊. I would love to do something with either of you one day.

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    1. Rashi Singh says:

      Aww! Thank you so much, Matthew! I would love to collaborate with you, too. In fact, it would be an honor!

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  6. Hooray. Email me sometime. Mat34573@gmail.com. Hopefully we can figure something out

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    1. Rashi Singh says:

      Okay. Cool.😃

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  7. -Eugenia says:

    Lovely poem with stunning imagery and beautiful photos!

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    1. Rashi Singh says:

      Thank you so much, Eugenia!😃

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      1. -Eugenia says:

        You’re welcome! 🙂

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  8. uzma says:

    Oh so so beautiful this is

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    1. Rashi Singh says:

      Thank you, uzma!

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  9. First of all I want to say excellent blog! I had a quick question which I’d like to ask if you do not mind. I was interested to know how you center yourself and clear your thoughts before writing. I have had trouble clearing my thoughts in getting my ideas out. I do enjoy writing however it just seems like the first 10 to 15 minutes are lost just trying to figure out how to begin. Any suggestions or tips? Thanks!

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    1. The Pensieve says:

      Hello! Thanks a lot for stopping by! 😊

      Errm… I really don’t think that I am the right person to answer your questions, seeing that I am a ‘hobbyist’ myself. And I totally agree with you! The same happens with me.

      But the truth is that when you really want to jot yourself down, you’ll do it. Because you will feel it. My suggestion to you would be NOT to pressurise yourself to write when you don’t feel like it/are exhausted. That’s the worst thing you can do. The best?

      Find a place where you are very comfortable with yourself. Relax and embrace yourself and your thoughts. Maybe keep a cup of coffee or water on standby. And then… Write!

      Hope that helps! 😊

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  10. alittletravelmedia says:

    I very much enjoyed the mountain “crowns” and pine “sentinels”! Well done!

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    1. Rashi Singh says:

      Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!

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  11. Anand Bose says:

    Dear Rashi, The tropes used are unique and beautiful. Anand Bose from Kerala

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    1. Rashi Singh says:

      Thank you, Anand! Glad you found them so!

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