THE AAVAAGAMAN OF A FLOWER

                               

THE *AAVAAGAMAN OF A FLOWER 

 "O  Autumn ! you brought cold winds from the alien lands to the garden. Not to speak of the  trees and the flowers, even  the grass plants  started bowing  down with the weight of the morning dew or the thrashing  of your winds. Agreed, you succeeded in making me fall to dust and vanish but remember, 'we are flowers ; we are  reborn in every spring. " ....so said the flower to  the  autumn season  that brought  pain and suffering into the garden. ....

"Hamchu sabzeh bar baarha roedah-am" ...Jalal ud din Rumi 

"Like turf on the ground I am reborn and reborn after every death." 

( Avtar Mota)

PS

* In Hindu philosophy, Aavaagaman is the continuance of  the cycle of birth and death of human being untill the soul achives Moksha. It means transmigration also.

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