ఎవరు నువ్వు? ( Who are you?)

 ఎవరు నువ్వు?

 

పిడుగులకి,ఉరుములకి జంకని నిర్మలమైన పుడమివ?

లేక, సముద్ర గర్భాన అనంతమైన ఒత్తిడికి గురైన రత్నానివ?

 

అనేక సంపదలు దాచుకున్న అడవివ?

లేక అరణ్యంలొ అగమ్యగోచరముగ మారిన కామ్రేడ్ వ?

 

విశాలమైన ఈ విశ్వాన్ని నోటిలొ దాచుకున్న శ్రీక్రిష్నుడివ?

లేక ఈ జిత్తులమారి అంతర్జాలపు వలలొ చిక్కిన చేప పిల్లవ?

 

జల జల పారే నదీ ప్రవాహానివ?

లేక నీ కాళ్ళను భూమిలోనే పాతిపెట్టుకున్న తిప్పవ?

 

గుడి ముందు కూర్చున్న పిచ్చివాడివ?

లేక దేవుడి ముందు నిల్చున్న పూజారివ?

 

సంబంధ-భాందవ్యాల కారాగారంలొ పడిన ఖైదీవ?

లేక జీవిత సత్యాన్ని వివరించలేని ఋషివ?


 

ఎవరు నువ్వు?



                                                                                                       

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