Umesh is a freelance writer contributing his creative writings on varied subjects in various knowledge and educational sites in internet.
Preface
Memories would always be there. Sometimes parting is inevitable and we remember our beloved in subtle ways triggering soft sentiments inside us. This poem is a depiction of same.
Tears of remembrance
My tears are the,
Reminiscent of your love.
Which I have preserved,
Like the golden treasures.
You left me for good,
In search of better world.
Where you aspired for,
More worldly pleasures.
I knew your ambition,
I knew your desires.
I had to say good by,
To all your attires.
I am now a lonely bird,
No plan, no aspiration.
Only tears can fall down,
In your admiration.
Endnote
Memories sometimes evoke pain and sadness. We cannot forget the past where we had everything but destiny had something else reserved for us. Now those remembrances sometimes produce tears in our eyes and we feel and realise that we had lost something precious in our lives.
© 2020 Umesh Chandra Bhatt
Comments
Umesh Chandra Bhatt (author) from Kharghar, Navi Mumbai, India on July 14, 2020:
Monika, thanks for visiting.
Monika Kushwaha from India on July 13, 2020:
A lovely compilation of deep thoughts.
Beautiful poem
Umesh Chandra Bhatt (author) from Kharghar, Navi Mumbai, India on June 22, 2020:
BBYCGN, thanks a lot for visiting. Appreciate.
Tamara Yancosky from Uninhabited Regions on June 22, 2020:
Lovely post
Umesh Chandra Bhatt (author) from Kharghar, Navi Mumbai, India on May 29, 2020:
Renu, thanks for your lovely comment.
Renu Joshi on May 28, 2020:
A perfect example of "jaki rahi bhawana jaisi". It touched my heart.
Umesh Chandra Bhatt (author) from Kharghar, Navi Mumbai, India on May 27, 2020:
SKMUNSHI, thanks a lot.
SKMUNSHI on May 27, 2020:
Touching and aptly written. Applicable to prevailing times too.
Author is displaying his mutifaceated talent with something different this time.
Thanks &Regards
Umesh Chandra Bhatt (author) from Kharghar, Navi Mumbai, India on May 26, 2020:
Bakshiji, thanks a lot for your encouraging words.
Umesh Chandra Bhatt (author) from Kharghar, Navi Mumbai, India on May 26, 2020:
Upendra, thanks a lot for visiting.
Sudhanshu Bakshi on May 26, 2020:
A simple straight from the heart poem ! Congrats
Upendra Bhatt on May 26, 2020:
Nicely composed.
Umesh Chandra Bhatt (author) from Kharghar, Navi Mumbai, India on May 26, 2020:
Manatita, welcome and thanks for your gratitude.
manatita44 from london on May 24, 2020:
Too true. This is a very touching piece. Om Shanti!
P.S I have returned and dedicated the first Hub to you, Bro.
Umesh Chandra Bhatt (author) from Kharghar, Navi Mumbai, India on May 12, 2020:
Dora, thanks for your beautiful observation.
Dora Weithers from The Caribbean on May 12, 2020:
I can relate to the tears of remembrance and all the sentiments that they evoke. Love your heartfelt expressions. The Murakami quote is so true.
Umesh Chandra Bhatt (author) from Kharghar, Navi Mumbai, India on May 12, 2020:
Demas, thanks a lot.
Demas W Jasper from Today's America and The World Beyond on May 11, 2020:
Often we can choose what to remember the most, and let the sadness slide aside to make room for the pleasant memories. It's not always a free choice of what came freely, but we can still choose to replace the sad with the glad.
Umesh Chandra Bhatt (author) from Kharghar, Navi Mumbai, India on May 10, 2020:
Gypsy, so nice of you to visit. Appreciate
Gypsy Rose Lee from Daytona Beach, Florida on May 10, 2020:
A sad but beautiful heartfelt verse.
Umesh Chandra Bhatt (author) from Kharghar, Navi Mumbai, India on May 09, 2020:
Mitara, thanks a lot.
Mitara N from South Africa on May 09, 2020:
A very relatable sad piece, and expressed well with heartfelt endearment.
Thank you for sharing Umesh
Umesh Chandra Bhatt (author) from Kharghar, Navi Mumbai, India on May 09, 2020:
DreamerMeg, thanks for your visit and also for your detailed reflections.
Umesh Chandra Bhatt (author) from Kharghar, Navi Mumbai, India on May 09, 2020:
Linda, thanks for visiting.
DreamerMeg from Northern Ireland on May 09, 2020:
Yes, memories can be very sad. My neighbour lost his wife this week, she died of cancer, so she didn't leave for worldly pleasures and he will now be very lonely, even though he has children and grandchildren. Memories can also help. He will have good memories of her.
When someone leaves you for worldly pleasures, that can be very heartbreaking. I knew a man whose wife left him because she wanted to go out gallivanting. He certainly had "no plan, no aspiration" as you said. He has now found someone new but the children are torn between the two parents.
Linda Crampton from British Columbia, Canada on May 08, 2020:
This is a sad but lovely poem. Separation from a loved one is always hard.
Umesh Chandra Bhatt (author) from Kharghar, Navi Mumbai, India on May 08, 2020:
Rinita, thanks a lot for your visit.
Rinita Sen on May 08, 2020:
Sad but rings true to anyone who has lost someone. Well written.
Umesh Chandra Bhatt (author) from Kharghar, Navi Mumbai, India on May 07, 2020:
Liz, Swati, Ruby, Lorna, Nell, Mitchelle and Flourish let me have the previledge of mentioning your first names and I know all of you are kind hearted souls appreciating my efforts. Thanks to all of you for sparing your valuable time and sharing your thoughts with this piece of poetry. Highly appreciate.
FlourishAnyway from USA on May 07, 2020:
I’m sorry for the loss you have experienced. Your poem is heartfelt.
Mitchelle Peter from Dubai, U.A.E on May 07, 2020:
Lovely! Sometimes memories are our most painful blessing...
Nell Rose from England on May 07, 2020:
Yes Memories can bring tears and happiness. Sometimes those feelings are so strong. I loved your words.
Lorna Lamon on May 07, 2020:
Your beautiful poem evokes memories of love and loss. Memories can be so haunting and yet they are the very source of our inner happiness. A lovely and timeless piece Umesh.
Ruby Jean Richert from Southern Illinois on May 07, 2020:
This is so very relatable, I've been there and the memories last a lifetime.
Swati Khandelwal from Nainital on May 07, 2020:
I loved it. Down the memory lane past 3 years , how i lost my father but he is always with me in my memories.
Swati Khandelwal from Nainital on May 07, 2020:
I loved it. Down the memory lane past 3 years , how i lost my father but he is always with me in my memories.
Liz Westwood from UK on May 07, 2020:
This is an evocative poem. You describe the emotions well through it.
