During quiet hours, boredom crept,
Through my thoughts were kept.
With idle hands, I sought a tome,
A world of past, far from my home.
Dusty pages, tales of yore,
Kings and battles, myths galore.
Yet as I turned each yellowed leaf,
A breeze stirred—beyond belief.
Why dwell on pages of long-gone days,
When a vast future, bright and ablaze,
Stretches before me, a canvas wide,
Where dreams await, and hopes abide?
So I closed the book with a gentle sigh,
Living the present, letting time fly.
For history's lessons are not in vain,
But the future calls, its promise untamed.
ElarA
Through my thoughts were kept.
With idle hands, I sought a tome,
A world of past, far from my home.
Dusty pages, tales of yore,
Kings and battles, myths galore.
Yet as I turned each yellowed leaf,
A breeze stirred—beyond belief.
Why dwell on pages of long-gone days,
When a vast future, bright and ablaze,
Stretches before me, a canvas wide,
Where dreams await, and hopes abide?
So I closed the book with a gentle sigh,
Living the present, letting time fly.
For history's lessons are not in vain,
But the future calls, its promise untamed.
ElarA