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Point


 I was at the other point.

This point was invisible at that point.

I am looking for you.

”Did you see me at this point?”


”You should come to the point”.

”Did you get my point?”

Yes, I am standing at the point.

Waiting for your arrival.


This point is a tribute to you.

”One day you will come to the point”.

I walked and walked and walked,

Now, I have arrived at the point.


The eyes worried about me,

Hands trying to reach me

You pulled me close.

How I was drifting away from that point!


I see a long distance between these points.

”Without wasting time on the measurement,

Walk further and you can find me”

Now, I got your point.

 -- Pabitra Pangeni


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