Friday Poetry: Guest Post, by Ruman Hafsa

Today’s Friday Poetry is brought to you by Ruman Hafsa.

Ruman Hafsa is a 20 year old student, studying Pharmacy. She is currently in his 3rd year! Ruman lives in India. Her motto is, “A rhythm of poetry is not just the rhyming of words, but the inner voice of poet’s heart.”

Here is her poem his titled I wonder.

I Wonder…

I wonder what these clouds are
A veil or an illusion
Concealing away the blinking stars
Fading away the moon & sun

I wonder where the birds fly to
And where do they come from
Soaring together
I wonder what do they hum

I wonder what the lightening is
Welding the broken sky somewhere?
And what is the thunderous noise I hark
Dacoits firing guns in some affair?

I wonder who painted the sky blue
And who puts the rainbow there
Where the sun sleeps at night
And who blows the vibrant air

I wonder these things & many more
But do not have innuendo to
I ask them about it, they say “don’t know”
I don’t fathom how to solve without a clue…

© by Ruman Hafsa

So I’d like to take a minute and thank Ruman for her poem. For me, it is very moving! I truly do appreciate her letting me use it.

Follow her on Google Plus account here, Ruman Hafsa, click on her name. Visit her there for more of her awesome poems.

So what do you think? Like it? Love it? Or dislike it?