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Smile again, after the rain

                                   Light doesn’t reach,

                                 the earth, to serve humans,

                                 as the heavy dark clouds,

                                 have covered me to build a hitch;

                                 muses, the moon.

 

                                 If viewed from the earth, we don’t look bright,

                                       as the heavy clouds

                                push us behind the dark blanket,

                              making a hitch to twinkle and shine, across;

                              whisper, the stars.

 

                              We can not contain this much grief,

                              so, we want to get rid of,   

                             grief, by shedding some tears

                            and our tears will fall as rain drops;

                            agonize, the clouds.

 

                         After a while, the clouds,   

                         shed tears as showers of rain,

                        The creatures on the earth, truly amuse,

                       No more hitch for the stars and the moon;

                      The moon, stars and clouds smile again, with glee.

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4 Comments

A very nice and nifty narration of natural phenomena !

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Very nice Medhini
“The moon, stars and clouds smile again, with glee”
Wonderful ending !

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Elegant simple poem, simply beautiful
Liked very much the poem & the idea.

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medhini Reply:

@Vishvnandji;
Thank you very much. I am honoured.

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