The Wind Blows
Gentle
wind blows in my direction,
Bringing
sunny flowers for selection,
Floating
kites to greater heights ,
Friendly
birds greet lovely sights.
It
is not the winter wind today ,
Sweet
breaths of air softly play,
With
my red gown and tresses fair,
I walk in meadows without a care.
Lovers
in hands gloved nearby,
As
evening falls their lips sigh,
Taking
home various touches of gold ,
Calm
is the day as Zephyrus unfold.
The
farmers busy scattering seeds,
Great
spells of wheat sway in fields,
Guide
sunbeams to cheering shores,
Fleeting
waves for future stores.
Wings
of fancy slipping in between,
Birds
flapping in a happy tone,
Like
all seasons blowing in the wind,
Beauty
comes as beauty shown.
The
Woods
I
walk to mighty woods alone ,
Create
a balance in modern saloon ,
Reflect
upon my actions done ,
Change
my attitudes and unlearn.
Deep
woods have depth beyond measure ,
Conspicuous
in power of divine treasure,
A
travel in fresh air with leisure,
Among
noble flock of varied feather.
Epiphany
strikes in murky currents ,
Inspiration
lurks in sweating sequence,
Fathomless
spells need no control ,
Demands
no attention freedom calls.
Technology
at loss, wonder looms ,
Flowers
in dark corners silent blooms,
Ode
to Nature is health pills doom ,
Palm
tree's fronds aesthetic boon.
March
in morning dew drops roll,
Golden
carpets of leaves in fall ,
Sunset
greets Moon, celestial ball,
Battle
in bushes revives tree tall.
Clouds
White
fluffy clouds floating high,
Scattered
and wispy moving by,
Like
a cotton pile swimming along,
Carrying
thunders singing a song.
In
noiseless tumult always remain,
Rushing
around like majestic train,
They
ride on chariots of water seeds,
In
child like mirth play hide and seek.
Colours
of clouds change with moods,
Mostly
paper white in mild attitude,
When
pregnant with rain becomes grey ,
Bright
golden hues shine with sunrays.
Bring
fresh showers in lightning delight,
For
thirsty ground for rainfall fights,
Like
dew drops glisten on leaves,
Tears
of Heaven when they weep.
Grass
and Weeds
The
blades of grass grow untended,
Like
the tramps on streets unfriended
Water
or light is free for sustenance,
Unwelcome
weeds thrive in abundance.
Trees
shed leaves in Autumn care,
Winter
severe unclothed bare.
Small
or big earth doesn't care,
Humility
grows in grace everywhere.
Weeds
are uprooted from their place,
Refugees
they migrate in any space,
Removed
several times without trace,
Emerge
stronger with a happy face.
Roots
from curves of stones breed,
Prosper
in cold ,rain or heat,
Beds
of rocks,marshy swamp to feed,
Severity
of adversity ,no retreat.
Pebbles
Myriad
reflections of natural sketch,
Vibgyor
pebbles scattered stretch,
Lying
colourful pearls in wonder,
Every
shape and size on one another .
Water
flows singing songs of peace,
Rainbow
colours polished sheen,
Abundant
pieces of arbitrary gleam,
Offsprings
of gracious dreams.
Behold,
perfect symmetry enchanted,
The
mirth of eternal life displayed,
Open
temple of sanctity cherished ,
Stones
on golden grains bedecked.
Dazzling
hues vibration vigour,
Life
is at harmony of adventure,
Small
or big in tranquility shine,
Soothing
memories left behind.
Gems
of hope changing contours,
Prayers
of shores path confers,
Splashes
of hours imprison shapes,
Sculpture
carved by stormy waves.
Jyotirmaya
Thakur
Jyotirmaya Thakur: Author of Fourteen
original Poetry books , World Poet
Laureate and Peace Icon ,Jyotirmaya Thakur is the first Indian born poetess to
be published by Real Vision Aspirant Writers Publication,UK. An award winning
author and poet ,she has served as a Vice -Principal (retired ) of an
International school in India, an editor, reviewer, researcher,
columnist,public speaker, Reiki Master , Spiritual and social activist.National
Director of Public Relations and Communications of Union Hispano Mundial de
Escritores ,Peru,in India . Chief counsellor of Telangana Poetry forum and an
executive member of the educational magazine LITERATI and a columnist. She is a
member of Wolf International Poetry Exhibition group of UK, where her poems are
exhibited in various art galleries, Literary clubs and public places.
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