Dedicated to the most beautiful colleagues

There lies a wind that gushes past by

To tap mortals with an irreplaceable wand

This wand that travelled low and high

But never did it once think it would fall in sand

The sparks it creates can touch each soul

With a warming tinge so carefree

The depth, the pace and bereft cajole

Will put to sleep even the intolerant sea

When a powerful force as though prevails

Why fear any crooked, bumpy path

Together in the sea, any ship can sail

Only a matter of time and a crack will surpass

You were my wand, you were my force

The sunshine none can replicate

For this beam comes smiling at its course

That can make kindness a mandate

Shall I see the force elsewhere? , I don’t know

But the best I’ve seen in the best form

It is sanguine and humble, I take a bow

To all of you; who are blessed with that divine charm

P.S: A small correction there. Not colleagues but friends, buddies , truly malvelous people ever found!

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