Wednesday 25 January 2012

Date With The Lake

As the Sun makes his vanishing act,
The Moon takes over his job
Accompanied by Edison's evolved wonders.

Chirping birds are busy in sweet dreams
Filling their spots are chirps and squeaks
Of six legged arthropods and  bats

He loses himself gazing at her
In her , he finds himself,
Her lucidity mystifies him

With green photosynthetic beauties
Playing the symphony of silence
With a timely disturbance of honks and horns

The calmness which she has, eludes him
Being such a center of attraction
Yet so simple , yet so humble

Deep within this concrete jungle
In the desert of modern times
She is the oasis of nature!


  
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11 comments:

  1. I have enjoyed reading your poem. so well done.

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  2. i love me some nature...it is where i go to be refreshed and get my time away...you descri be her well...happy oln....

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  3. That's pretty great right there.

    Accompanied by Edison's evolved wonders./Chirping birds are busy in sweet dreams-Filling their spots are chirps and squeaks/With green photosynthetic beauties/Playing the symphony of silence - Just some of my favourite lines.

    Excellent poetry.

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  4. The Provencal poets made their reputation on lines like this:


    He loses himself gazing at her
    In her , he finds himself,
    Her lucidity mystifies him

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  5. Suns 'vanishing act' - very nice! Why are your words worthless?

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  6. Neat how one can, for quite a while, imagine the poem to be about a woman, an unusual woman with green photosynthetic capacities...in a poem, anything, anyone can happen.

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  7. This is soooo beautiful :) Love the hints to femininity :) lovely write....

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  8. amazing nature imagery, well done.
    Happy Poetry Picnic.

    :)

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  9. Nicely done, I loved reading this poem. Amazing imagery. Thank you so much for sharing this with us.
    Namaste

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