Messenger of Love – Kaushal Kishore

 

The following poem seeks to portray a flower’s journey, from the moment it is plucked to its role in expressing love and emotions. It delves into themes of responsibility, honour, purpose, and the fleeting nature of life.

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I am a rose, once bound to my stem,

Parted from thorns and my sibling gem…

Yet I embrace this fate with quiet grace,

To bear love’s whisper in a tender space…

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My purpose now is to share my bloom,

To brighten hearts and dispel their gloom…

With steadfast care, I’ll carry what’s true,

Honouring the trust that gave me this hue…

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Though I mourn the loss of my mother tree,

A noble purpose now sets my sorrow free…

Who knows what fate might have been mine?

Left to ruin, buried beneath the sands of time…

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Perhaps I’ll rest between pages of a book,

A token of memory, a love forever to hook…

Even if I’m withered, I’ll fulfill this sacred role,

A part of joy, etched deep in someone’s soul…

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–Kaushal Kishore  

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Snoopy’s Christmas reached the No. 1 position in the New Zealand and Australia singles charts in 1967, and remains a popular Christmas song in those countries. The song was the fastest-selling single at the time it was originally released and is estimated to be the biggest selling overseas single sold in New Zealand in the 20th century.  Snoopy’s Christmas was also voted “the worst Christmas song of all time” by readers of the New Zealand Herald in 2007.

Snoopy’s Christmas
The Royal Guardsmen

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