We often forget to look at the nature. We belong to the century of rat race. We are always racing and running after the mundane happiness. Our existence lies in the lost value of humanity these days. The only excuse we have is that we don't have enough time. The bond between man and nature is from time immemorial. Nature is our greatest teacher, if we follow Her from heart. Nature is always giving everything for the wellbeing of mankind. But,we are only the taker from Mother Nature. In the name of the progression of civilisation, we are going on to snatch all the resources from Nature. We don't bother to pause for a moment and appreciates the beauty ,the divinity of Nature. It’s a high time to show our gratitude to Dear Nature for her unbounded resources that help to grow mankind in many ways. Don’t we have the duty to create the scope for nature to grow at its own pace?Poet Wordsmith admitted that “The World is too much with us". The dance,the music that overflow through nature,we forget to acknowledge that. This poem is dedicated to a particular season of Nature that has an immense impact on my mind on a personal level.
Oh,!dear rain,
The first splash
Soil soaked smell..
Like a blessing
After such heat and sweat
Seems to pour the soul
To the fields
That seems almost barren,
Too soft,tender
As if whispering the
Melancholic melody
We often try to forget
We often try to ignore
The real core of life
That always soar
With its imaginative wings
That pagan within
Which always pushes
Motivates to do something good
Oh rain!,
How soul soothing moisture
You give..
To refuge our scorched existence!
The mundane everything
Breathes the fresh..
And gets vibrated
With the rhythm of the drops
The green in us
Becomes more vigorous
The buoyancy and joy
That nature imparts
Oh,dear rain..
Come and hug us
With your humble wet bend
The symphony you create
Is quite dear after such dreary dry
Oh,dear rain
Unfold your wings of
Life that is brimming too high!
The sublimity, the divinity
The ethereal hymn that
Evade all human gloom
Let us learn that high Holiness
Which may awaken our
Deep slumbering soul
From the dark cave of
Deliberate disdain and apathy
Let you be that Holy Grail
For us
To wash away the stigma
In the collective conscience
Let your drops be the prelude
To resurrect our virtuous song.