Nature’s myriad beauty
I wake up to the glorious light
And the filtering sun’s rays
Bringing hope into my life
And promising a new day
I stare at the warm light
Soaking in its golden hue
Just then, the alarm rang
To tell me that the day’s due
I hurry to meet the world
In a prim and proper way
And forget to enjoy my coffee
And the morning so gay
I curse and swear at the crowd
And honk my car at them
And the red on the traffic post
For ten minutes, remains the same
I worry about getting late
And speed past the trees so green
Never once stopping to notice
The birds busy to preen
I suddenly see the road
Glistening after the rain
Reflecting the various colours
Of the busy life so vain
The sky looks brilliantly blue
As I peer out to catch
The millions of sparkling raindrops
Playing a rainbow match
I wonder whether it is always
Such a beautiful sight
My everyday busy morning
Comprises moments so bright
As I step into the concrete
I promise myself to see
Tomorrow more leisurely
Nature’s myriad beauty
This post is published as a part of Blogeshwar and Anubhooti in an attempt to appreciate nature more in our daily lives, as we rush to meet our live’s commitments. In our daily grind, we forget that the bountiful beauty of nature can give us as much joy as anything else, when we crib about the unfairness of it all.
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Lovely poem! I also loved how you managed to relate pictures to them…
Thank you for your comment; and thank Google Images for the pictures
I LOVE this
just what i needed to lighten up my day…
Thanks, Reetam
Why do I suspect that you are being so kind just to encourage me?
Wonderful way to relate how an average man misses out on really appreciating Nature in the humdrum life they lead..reminded me of the line: “What is this life if full of care…we have no time to stand & stare!”
Loved it!
The very sentence that you mentioned was the inspiration behind this poem. Thank you
I really like the style of this . 4 lines, then picture, then lines and so on. Pictures are exactly matching the image that you are creating in our mind by the poetic lines. Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much Rachit. You know the hard part was writing the poem, but harder was finding matching picture
I can only say that its been worth the wait….while on the environment, did you read about Swami Nigmananda’s fast to save the Ganga?
P.S. Like the pictures too.
Yes, I did read about it. I am beginning to get a little sceptic about using fasting as a pressurising technique. Thanks for liking my hard work, especially at a time, when writing this one also was quite hard!
debosmita, awesome poem.. and moreover people tend to break when pics were in-between lines but I always prefer so.. I just love your imagination, the words, and I love your pics.. Awesome ******…
Hmmm and a point to be noticed, almost all the participants wrote in a poetic way.. ‘Nature’ itself a poem right? Here is my cute tune on nature
Someone is Special
and forgot to mention, thanks for stopping by my poem.. SmileS..
Someone is Special
Oh yes, you are right when you say writing a poem on nature comes so naturally! Thanks for your kind words
I need all the encouragement right now!
I always like poems about nature and poems about my city.
And this one was really nice and refreshing.
i’m looking forward to more verse from you…