The Green Door

 The Green Door 


I opened the green door 

First thing that I heard was the memory's roar

15,years since that lock was touched,

the rust looked like gold and 

the lock itself like a museum load


When I opened the door 

A wave of dust just came running to hug me

    With that a ball came rolling

It seems such as the wind had made it's mind of trolling

with each step that I took further, I found a piece of my life,

I found pieces of my life which were forgotten long ago. 


Like a movie, those bits and pieces were showing me my forgotten life.

Each and every step showered me with glimpses of what I had forgotten.

with each inch which I took, I discovered the forgotten relics of my life 

such as that old dusty books lying in the corner 

or that smiling photo of mine which was just starring at me for some reason 

not to forget that football which my legs loved each and every day. 


Now, its just me gazing at the window with a tear in my eye,

remembering the past with a heart full of sigh.

but alas I still had a smile which looked at the future's prospect.






    DHWANIT MADRASI 




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