Poetry: Ek Chand Si Rani Thi....
My Own Moonlight Reflections: The Beautiful Story I Get to Call Mine
There are moments in life when we pause, look back, and truly see the tapestry of our journey unfolding. It's in these quiet, reflective spaces that we can acknowledge the grace, the growth, and the sheer wonder of how far we've come.
There was a moonlight queen,
Good hearted and understanding,
Who looked out the window every day,
And thought deeply
About her journey
Which was filled with love and peace.
Many of her dreams have come true.
This girl was very blessed
To say that this was her story.
This short poem of mine has become a deeply personal reflection for me—a way to step into the shoes of that "moonlight queen" and celebrate the path I've walked.
Embracing the "Moonlight Queen" Within
The image of a "moonlight queen" evokes a sense of gentle wisdom, quiet strength, and perhaps a touch of ethereal grace. She's not a queen of fanfare and loud declarations, but one of introspection and inner richness. When I picture her "looking out the window every day, / And thinking deeply / About her journey," I see myself. It’s those contemplative moments, perhaps with a cup of tea in hand, gazing at the world outside, that I truly connect with my own past, present, and future.
And the qualities ascribed to her—"good hearted and understanding"—are aspirations I strive for daily. They are the bedrock of a life lived with integrity and empathy. This poem isn't just about what has been; it's also a guiding light for what continues to be cultivated.
And the qualities ascribed to her—"good hearted and understanding"—are aspirations I strive for daily. They are the bedrock of a life lived with integrity and empathy. This poem isn't just about what has been; it's also a guiding light for what continues to be cultivated.
A Journey Woven with Love and Peace
The phrase "her journey / Which was filled with love and peace" is particularly resonant. It's easy to focus on the challenges, the setbacks, or the moments of struggle. But this poem encourages me to shift my gaze, to acknowledge that despite any difficulties, the overarching narrative of my life has been one rooted in these two profound elements. It reminds me of the incredible relationships that have nourished my soul and the inner tranquility I've worked to cultivate, even amidst external storms. It's a powerful affirmation that peace isn't the absence of trouble, but the presence of calm within.
Then comes the heartwarming realization: "Many of her dreams have come true." How often do we truly pause to celebrate this? We're so quick to chase the next aspiration that we sometimes forget to look back at the dreams that once felt distant, but are now woven into the fabric of our reality. For me, this line is a profound moment of gratitude—for the unexpected blessings, the hard-earned achievements, and the quiet fulfillments that make life so rich.
The Privilege of My Story
And finally, the concluding lines: "This girl was very blessed / To say that this was her story." This isn't boastful; it’s a deep, humble acknowledgment of fortune and gratitude. To be able to look at one's life, with all its unique twists and turns, its joys and its lessons, and to say "this is my story, and I am blessed by it"—that is true contentment. It’s the ultimate acceptance and appreciation of the path laid out for us.
This poem has become a beautiful mirror, reflecting back the grace and purpose I strive to embody. It’s a quiet celebration of a journey, not without its trials, but ultimately defined by love, peace, and the precious reality of dreams come true.
What parts of your own story make you feel like a "moonlight queen" (or king)? I'd love to hear your reflections.
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