The snow from the mountains,
Transcending,
The obstacles in its path,
Some providing catchments of sustenance,
And others doubling as scenic beauties of wonder,
If not for the snow shrugging its natural form,
What would the life beings on Earth do?
The carbon deposits,
Transending,
The thresholds of pain,
Some getting converted into modes of writing*,
And others converted into symbols of opulence**,
If not for the pain, where would our knowledge be recorded?
And symbols of luxury be exhibited.
The life beings,
Transcending,
The rigours of life, to be a better version of themselves,
Some adding to the colours, by being patient, empathetic, charitable,
And others by being strong, resilient, adaptable,
If not for the different hues,
Life would be devoid of spices and flavour.
The start of life,
Transcending,
Till its very end,
Is ever marked by one attribute, being constant,
The virtue of transition,
Stagnant waters never yield any fruit,
Living beings sans morphing never flourish.
Footnotes :- Modes of writing* :- Carbon gets converted into graphite under high temperature and is used as a raw material for the manufacture of pencils, an instrument used for writing.
Symbol of opulence** :- Carbon gets converted into diamond under very high pressure or sometimes found naturally, is used as an item of luxury in jewellery.
Acknowledgements : Thank you Reena Saxena for running the challenge at Reena’s Exploration Challenge # 92 and also for providing the photo prompt.
Deep and thought-provoking! I read it 3 times to absorb the full impact.
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Thank you so much.
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Transending …… a transcendental piece by kittysverses
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Mind-stirring and superb piece!
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Thank you.
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Most welcome!
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Excellent.
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Thank you 🙂
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Excellent poem with a lot of depth. I really like the format of your poem also.
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Thanks a lot for your words of appreciation.
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You are welcome, Kitty.
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