Keep Alive Your Sense Of Wonder

Live with a sense of wonder,

Go to the heart of the thunder!

Follow the path of lightning,

And see your own life brightening!

Listen to the constant thumping of your heart,

And see how in keeping you alive it plays a constant part!

Flow with the blood coursing through your veins,

Of understanding the journey will bring you great gains!

Dive deep into the vast oceans,

And be one with the great cosmic motions!

Go deep down into the bowels of the earth,

And see for yourself what the journey has been worth!

Go visit a bird’s intricate nest

And admire its life-preserving creative zest!

Go ride on the back of the blue whales,

And embrace with open arms the gut-wrenching gales!

Go march with the stars in the Milky Way,

And be an awe-struck part of that parade gay! 

Keep alive your sense of wonder

If you do not wish the monotony of your frog in the well life your soul to sunder!

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Arun Bhagat

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Change the Way You Age

Change the way you age,
Why should you and age be on the same page?
Why should you let it you cage?
Don’t let age cow you down,
Don’t let it upon you frown!
Don’t be overawed by this damn thing,
Better you grow wings
And soar high into the sky
Where age upon you can not spy!
Let your spirit always be high,
Why do you give up and cry?
Chin up if you are young at heart,
Living it up at any age is an art!
Let your will and spirit carry you where they will,
Why throw up your hands in despair and sit defeated and
still?
You are what you feel and think you are,
Adopt this mantra and you will go far
Where age will not be able to catch up with you,
However hard it may try or whatever it may do!
Applaud the sage who said that age is just a number,
Why should you allow it to make you numb and number,
Why should you let it make you dumb and dumber?
Defy it and you will win,
Take all its onslaughts on your chin!
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Arun Bhagat
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at March 12, 2021

While I Wonder Who I Am

Different people see me differently,

Some find me irritating,

Some exasperating!

Some view me kindly,

Others trust me blindly!

Some see me as talented,

Others are convinced that foolishness I have patented!

Some look at me askance,

Others say I induce in them a trance!

Some find me boring and despondent,

Others in me see a witty respondent!

Some claim they know me well,

In others’ minds I ring no bell!

Some think that I exude joie de vivre and guts,

Others say I have simply gone nuts!

Some see in me of truth the light,

Others allege that I yield too easily and give up without a fight!

Some hold me in high esteem,

But I count for nothing in others’ scheme!

Caught up in this maelstrom  of identities, while I wonder who I am,

The world passes by and no one gives a damn!

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Arun Bhagat

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I am Arun Bhagat from Faridabad,Haryana,India, with a forty year experience of teaching English language and literature in three different colleges including DAV Centenary College, Faridabad, where I hung up my boots less than a year ago. I love pouring out my heart in the form of poetic compositions on any subject or issue that touches my heart and stirs me deep down somewhere. Have written about 200 poems till now and continue writing new ones and I am loving every bit of this creative writing experience which I find not only enriching and fulfilling but cathartic as well. I would love a wide spectrum of people to engage with and respond to what I write.

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