The Lambent Blaze

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              The Lambent Blaze

The lambent blaze, oft' in your eyes,

Hints a blatant answer to some whys,

Done, what all seemed a task so afar,

Keep up and someday you'll be a star.

 

On horizons where you perceived dark,

With brilliant flare you'll chant like a lark,

A road lies afore you, strewed with glee,

The shackles are broken, ye are set free.

 

Like an eagle, discard pigmies and soar high,

Depression's their abode, to fester and sigh,

You're a darling of your home and its charm,

Raised and spruced in love lo none to harm.

 

Bring forth the goodness in bosom hidden,

Steal the show, amaze all, Lord hast bidden,

In pastures and gardens swirl like fragrance,

With scent of a rose, numb a sane to trance.

 

For us all you are a blessed soul and infinite gift,

The unwavering anchor for those who are adrift,

Your worries will pass away in the blink of an eye,

Phases of melancholy and sadness have flown by.

 

Brace your heart; life isn't easy, struggles are there,

There hadst been nights full of tears, just don't care,

The world never stops, the lows and blues are gone,

Stand on your own, discover the modes and carry on.

 

In the calmest oceans waves and turbulence do arise,

Love and hate in paradoxical dance and altering guise,

You worked miracle; brush up your mind a little while,

Expound your talents and walk down that brilliant isle.

 

Ye, an aspiring youth, special and the loveliest I've seen,

With a pristine heart and noble soul, so pure and clean,

Surfeit with insight and your innocence supple and pure,

My word! For the sunken and deprived you are the cure.

 

Now, I'm only a waft in autumn, you are a fragrant rose,

May you live rejoicing, in dark like a flambeau that glows!

A chaste soul, a noble heart, I shall remember to admire,

An amazing trail blazer, the trodden, you will help inspire.

 

You're a scion of noble lineage, keep colors flying aloft,

Remembered in my prayers, hardship shall soon go soft,

You'll not need medicaments, ye are panacea for those,

Those broken, lingering, the dejected, friends and foes.                 


Dr. Riaz Ahmad September 6, 2020


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