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Remnants of Visakhapatnam, an ode to Rajkumar (07.03.2024)


When I reflect on those days by the side of the vast sea in Visakhapatnam,

You're among the few who remained steadfast, akin to the wistful waves.

We cling to countless memories, sculpted by the waters of time, much like the tides caressing the shore,

As I once gathered pebbles along the coastline's edge.

Just as the sea, with its unfathomable depths, shapes destinies, our connection endured,

Yet unforeseen events now leave us trailing behind, akin to the receding ebb and flow.

Still, we cherish the moments shared, as the sea water kissed our feet on sandy shores,

Though friends depart, like the moonlit nights that grace the beach, loneliness lingers, akin to the calm sea.

Yet within the shared consciousness of these seas, solace is discovered,

Regardless of the winds that guide us, we are all bound for the same shore.


Author's words..

This poem maintains the metaphor of the sea to symbolize the passage of time and the enduring nature of relationships. By specifying "by the side of the vast sea in Visakhapatnam," the setting becomes more vivid and tangible, emphasizing the presence of the sea in shaping the speaker's experiences. The imagery of the tides caressing the shore and the act of gathering pebbles by the coastline's edge further evoke a sense of nostalgia and connection to the natural world.

The comparison of the sea's depths shaping destinies to the enduring bond between the speaker and their friend highlights the profound impact of their relationship. Despite facing unexpected challenges and separations, their connection perseveres, akin to the enduring presence of the sea. The mention of loneliness lingering like the calm sea and finding solace within the shared consciousness of these seas underscores the theme of interconnectedness and resilience in the face of life's uncertainties.

Overall, the poem explores themes of nostalgia, friendship, and resilience, using the sea as a powerful metaphor to convey the complexities of human experiences and emotions.


Dr. SVPrabhath

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