The Queen's Quest: The Realm Of The Poetess Poem by Saroj Gautam

In a land not so far away,
Where the sun shone bright, but people blindfold obeyed,
A tyrant ruled with an iron sway,
And the people lived in fear and dismay.

But then arose a poetess's voice,
That could not be ignored, its choice,
To speak the truth, to wake the soul,
And make the people bold.

**Verses: The Poetess's Call**
Arise, my people, arise!
Let us break the tyrant's chains.
Let us unite our hearts and minds,
And build a nation anew.

Too long have we suffered under his rule,
Too long have we lived in fear.
But now the time has come to stand up,
And fight for our freedom, dear.

We are the people, and we have the power,
To shape our own destiny.
We will not be ruled by a tyrant,
We will not be slaves, you see.

We will build a nation based on justice,
Equality, and peace.
Where everyone is valued,
And where everyone has a voice.

So come, my people, let us join hands,
And create a better world.
A world where everyone can thrive,
And where our children can unfurl.

**Verses: A Poetess's Call to Action**
Her poem spread like wildfire, from town to town,
And the people began, to gather around.
They marched in the streets, they raised their voices,
Demanding justice and their choices.

**Verses: The Tyrant's Response
The tyrant was furious, he tried to stop them,
But the people were united, they would not succumb,
To stand their ground, to fight as one,
Until the tyrant's reign was done.

**Verses: The Poetess's Quest**
But the poetess knew, fight was not over,
Seeds of hatred had been sown,
they would surely smother.
So she gathered her friends, owl, fox, and rabbit,
And together they set out to rebuild 'one nation' habit.

The owl taught people, wisdom of the ages,
He showed them how to live in harmony and oneness.
The fox taught them the importance of wit,
He showed how to defend themselves, not just sit.

The rabbit taught compassion and love,
Poetess Queen showed, how to care for others from above.
Together, the poetess and her friends,
With brought peace to the land.

The owl, with wisdom old and deep,
Did seek adventure, secrets to keep.
He soared the skies, with wings so wide,
To distant lands, where wonders hide.

The rabbit bold, with fur so white,
Did seek adventure, day and night.
Through forests deep, and meadows green,
He danced and leapt, with boundless glee.

Unknown to each, on separate path,
The owl and rabbit braved the aftermath.
They faced the unknown, with courage true,
And sought the wisdom that was due.

The owl, in ancient ruins lost,
Did find a treasure, long since cost.
A scroll of knowledge, old and wise,
With secrets hidden, from mortal eyes.

The rabbit, in the forest deep,
Did meet a sage, with wisdom to keep.
He taught the rabbit, secrets rare,
Of nature's magic, everywhere.

With newfound knowledge, hearts so bright,
The owl and rabbit took back their flight.
Back to their friends, they did return,
To share their wisdom, and lessons learned.

They established a new government,
On justice, equality, and truth,
And in this land, where all were free,
The people lived in harmony.

A threat to peace, group of nobles plotted deep,
The old order they would keep,
So to the fox, they made their plea,
To join their ranks, and set them free.

The fox was tempted by the power,
To rise above, higher and higher,
But he knew the poetess was wise,
And ruled with kindness, not with lies.

He struggled long, with conscience torn,
But in the end, his loyalty sworn,
To the poetess, he did impart,
The nobles' plot, with cunning art.

The poetess was grateful then,
To know her friend was steadfast friend,
And so they planned, with caution great,
To thwart the nobles' vengeful hate.

The nobles struck, with mighty force,
But Queen and friends were ready, of course.
They fought bravely and with all their might,
And they emerged victorious, bathed in light

Their land from tyranny's dark night,
And ushered in a dawn so bright,
Of peace and prosperity,
For all to share eternally.

**Verses: The Poetess's Vision**
The poetess and friends did strive,
To make people's lives thrive,
With schools and hospitals galore,
And jobs for all, forever more.

They also sought to understand,
With neighboring lands, hand in hand,
To promote peace and harmony,
For all to live in unity.

Under the poetess's wise reign,
The land did flourish, without stain,
The people happy, prosperous,
In peace and harmony, so joyous.

But time did pass, and soon the day,
When the poetess announced her sway,
Must come to an end, and she retire,
To let a new generation aspire.

The people saddened, but they knew,
Their debt to her, forever true,
For she, the poetess, had freed,
Their land from tyranny's dark deed.

**Verses: A Legacy of Poetess**
So the story ends, but the poetess's name,
Will forever be remembered, with undying fame.
For she was the one who brought peace and light,
To a land once shrouded in darkness and night.

Her name shall echo through the ages,
Her deeds of valor, on history's pages,
A poetess of courage and grace,
Who left her mark on this earthly space.

'Saroj Gautam'