A Fallen Apple

A Fallen Apple

P K Routray

From under a tree

the great Newton could see

to a tiny apple the earth’s love

preventing its mass to drift above

pulling it down to her own crust

as it is born out of its loving dust.

From this love Newton’s perception

paved to many a material science invention

The world is grateful to him over generations

for the process of material sciences’ evolutions.

But perhaps it did not strike Newton

that in that love, the message is woven

on the spiritual science sphere

the science of man’s inner core

in search of happiness of life

amidst woes worries and strife.

As many scriptures tell,

and many faiths prevail

“ Man’s soul is a pat of super soul, the lord”.

Then his misery, the Lord cannot afford.

One postulate thus we may think like Newton.

The man’s grief is not real. It is his fabricated illusion.