When I set my eyes upon that blue log of wood that day,
I was so surprised that I had no clue or any words to say…
How did the Lord know exactly what was on my mind?
How did He always make sure that what I want I get to find?
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That log of wood was perfect for the statue of my dreams!
As I carried it, I thought, “It’s a Divine conspiracy it seems!”
My workshop & tools welcomed that blue log with a smile,
I got carving & soon I had created the Lord’s statue in style!
My 100-Words Poem for Write Tribe- 100 Words On Saturday 2014 #17
Lovely Anita....very well written
ReplyDeleteThanks Neeraj :)
DeleteEverything happens according to a Divine plan,it seems.Your wanting the blue log and finding it.Verily a conspiracy between your thought and God!!!
ReplyDeleteThat's so true, Sir. God knows what we want and what is best for us.
DeleteHere He wanted that I should create His statue! So He made me find what was on my mind! :)
Lovely one ! the dilemma well portrait :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Ankur :) It was God's answer to a wish :)
DeleteNicely expressed Anita!!! Loved it :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much :) Glad to hear from you :)
DeleteBeautiful Anita.
ReplyDeleteThanks Geetaji :)
Deletelovely lines Anita. We all have to carve out our own image of God! So true ,the meaning comes out well in your lines.
ReplyDeleteNice interpretation!
DeleteThanks for the appreciation, Nima :)
Beautiful poem, Anita.
ReplyDeleteThanks Kiran :)
DeleteLovely poem Anita.. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Anusree :)
DeleteA very cute poem. God listens to our prayer, if we pray from the heart.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ushaji. I agree :)
DeleteOh...it's beautiful :) Loved it totally .....
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your thoughts, Sushree! Delighted you loved it :)
DeleteBeautiful! Nice poem for he prompt...
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Thanks a lot, Naba :)
DeleteGod listened to your prayer and you in turn created Him in wood and poured your devotion to come out alive.
ReplyDeleteYes Kalpanaji. It's His will :)
DeleteThanks for reading & commenting :)
This is fabulous! Only a true artist at heart can see the Lord's face in a log of wood. So beautifully done, Anita :)
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot, Beloo for such appreciation :) An artist can recognize a fellow artist :)
DeleteSeeing the Lord's face & then carving what we see, requires skill :)
What an upbeat interpretation of the prompt! Lovely, Anita. Especially the last two lines.
ReplyDeleteThanks Shailaja :) Even I love those lines as they deal with the completed Lord's statue :)
Deletewhat a lovely take on the prompt, Anita!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot, Uma :) Welcome to my Blog! Do keep visiting!
DeleteOoh...so finally you got the blue log and sculpted Kanhaiyya ? :) Lovely imagery :) sweet poem, Anita :)
ReplyDeleteBingo! You got it, Sreeja! I thought of writing Lord Krishna, but that would have made the poem 101 words :)
DeleteThanks for the appreciation!
Beautifully crafted just like lord's statue :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for such a divine compliment :)
DeleteA fine craft! So beautiful..:)
ReplyDeleteWelcome here, Payal :) Thanks for commenting :)
DeleteGlad you liked it :)
Beautiful words carved to give shape to the wood in the most creative and aesthetic form, Anita:)
ReplyDeleteThanks for your beautiful words :)
DeleteGod Anita !! Perfect words for the perfect log ... It's seriously perfect to carve out The blue skinned Vishnu or Krishna from it !!! Beautiful imagination girl :) :)
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