O,' my vessel, grieve no more

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Image: Ujala Chowdhry


This vessel, I must respect
Which embodied my pale soul
I see your face in the mirror every day
And see the respect has been earned, in thy eyes
But I still see you shying away from your sight
I wonder-
What is left of you to do?
O,' my vessel, grieve no more


You remember you were the white swan
You confessed your purity to your soul
You were winging in the sky of bright and hope
Why can't you still look at your face?
Which showed you not to grieve anymore
What is left of you to do?
O,' my vessel, grieve no more


Get in touch with the reality
Its gonna go for long, longer than now
You have been gifted the gift of time, you may have earned it
This gift is hard to find, in the race of time
You be what you want to be, forget about the pace
You build pace, you build strength
You see thy face
In the oval mirror, hung on the flawless white walls of pure
And, then, ponder-
What is left of you to do?
O,' my vessel, grieve no more

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