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There is nothing like .......


there is nothing like moonlight
there is nothing like sun
there is nothing like dreaming and having a fun

there is nothing like air
there is nothing like breeze
there is nothing like water it flows and it freeze

there is nothing like seeing,
there is nothing like taste,
there is nothing like smelling of scent or a waste.

there is nothing like chilhood
there is nothing like smile
there is nothing like holding attension for a while

there is nothing like flowers
there is nothing like grain
there is nothing like having a mind-ful of brian

there is nothing like ocean
there is nothing like trees
there is nothing like having a freedom which frees

there is nothing like breathing
there is nothing like time
there is nothing like willing to nourish divine

there is nothing like power
there is nothing like mind
there is nothing like spreading forgiveness and kind

there is nothing like oneness
there is nothing like peace
there is nothing like trying for highest release

"
The above poem is a reflection of deeds[lifespan] of a monk.

He starts wondering about the beautiful nature surrounding him : Para 1

He start with outside: Para 2
and

slowly but steadily reaches inside: Para 3

He learn to meditate: "holding attension for a while" Para 4

He increases his mindulness: "having a mind-ful of brian" Para 5

He start to gain freedom: "having a freedom which frees" Para 6

He start to payback to nature: "willing to nourish divine" Para 7

He wishes to spread happiness:"spreading forgiveness and kind" Para 8

He continue to work to reach his destination:"trying for highest release" Para 9

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