Heaven's holy water

When the lamp is shattered

When the winds are gust ling

When the soaring heat depicts summer

It was the arrival of monsoon

The first rain is like heavens holy water pouring on earth

Plants with shining chlorophyll

Early morning dew glittering as crystal

Flowers faultless as new

Buds waiting to bloom

Some dancing around in the cold deadly breeze

All mangoes in their tombs

Spoiled raw due to early rain

Children in coats enjoying rain as life support

Dim atmosphere as a sunny evening of a lovely day

Sunshine more beautiful than ever

Atmosphere bright and gay

Water accumulated on the ground hard to sweep

Courageous birds flying in the hard wind

Wet dogs shrugging their bodies to relief

Ants running helter-skelter

Coconuts afraid of falling from great heights

The lightening strikes terror every wink

Water and wind rule the elements

Roads with shredded leaves, slippery and lonely

Rain seems to be attacking earth from every angle

Every drop as a bullet

Hard wooded trees swaying as rubber

Pilots need radar the most

Every atom seems to be terrified with horror

The smell of mud rises in air as hot flowing wind

Thirsty plants satisfied with sudden water

Picking up the glass, the atmosphere calms down

And the world adjusts to the monsoon, welcoming it with open arms

Water gives answers

Imagine a starry night, you’re sitting at the beach viewing the infinite sky. A glittering sky with more stars than the sand grains below your feet. The countless waves slowing moving and hitting the shore with a splashing sound that you can hear in-between the breaths you take. The sea-shells glittering in the moon light look like star clusters.

The moon beaming its bright cool light on everything around you. Small fluttering lamps at the end of the beach add twinkle to the sight. The large mountain at the other end creates wavering impression on the waves. The sound of children giggling, interspersed with blowing wind are music to the ears. The soft sand stores impressions with every step you take, it makes you learn how to walk all over again

The red-safety flags remind one of a live-shooting range, like the problems we face in life. And one starts pondering about their purpose of our life, a small being in the infinite scheme of things. Suddenly the day to day issues look trivial. 

Imagine water as a therapist and pose this question to the large ocean in front of you. This environment is so mind-opening that it wires you to a higher-self and answers slowly come to you!

If you haven’t taken a beach walk on such a night, it’s about time.