Waiting Matters

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    Waiting Matters

    Fast is man's pace-
    Rocketing beyond space,
    Webbing across cyberspace:
    Yet waiting has much relevance !

    Mother Nature certainly is patient-
    Trees have years inside seeds spent.
    Buds wait for the proper moment
    To blossom and waft their scent.

    Eggs hatch on the precise date,
    Feathers appear at the set gait;
    Nestlings must but wait
    To fly and for the season to mate.

    Neither is birth fast or easy-
    The womb must but carry
    For the counted days the baby
    Till the mother's happy delivery.

    It is after so many semesters
    And studious, exam papers
    Any university a degree confers.
    Wait again for the job one prefers !

    Queues are endless here and abroad-
    Be it for the ration card or the green card,
    Or for the green signal on the crowded road.
    And the last wait is for life's burden to unload !

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    If I feel physically as if the top of my head were taken off, I know that is poetry.

    Emily Dickinson (1830-1886) American poet.

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