Rain is pouring throughout
and few flood instance count.
The increase in leap of frogs and toads
from the next compound, since
silence in there alarming siren
The first monsoon to our pup
scares the different flavor and sound
alarming leech stick to floors and walls
stamped to black brown mash.
Suddenly closed green, covers
the unscheduled outer space
In the extending pouring
young players play ball ashore
in wet and cold makeshift rain
the bills forgets someone’s glimpse;
envious everyone views
the taste of purest liquid drops
They dig up the sandy soil
the undisturbed brownish squeeze;
the blunt shadow of blues
behind and above universe
gives a quite pattern
the dews on windshield.
Chandrayaan-1 Launches Successfully! Congrats to Indian space mission and scientists.
Hi Jeevan
ReplyDeleteGood post on the monsoons!
Personally, I hate that time of the year given how dull, sloppy and wet it continues to be
Cheers
Rakesh
ha it is beautiful indeed...i love this climate :D
ReplyDeleteHi Jeevan,
ReplyDeleteyour keyboarts pen
is magical... creating such beautyful poem about that not always nice season.
And
Congratulations to Indian space mission and scientists! Great news!
Take care!
Very nice poem and its proud to see India on top:)
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful...so serene..
ReplyDeleteKeshi.
Lovely!
ReplyDeleteஅன்பு ஜீவன்,
ReplyDeleteசின்ன சின்ன மழைத் துிளீகள் சேர்த்து வைப்போமே என்ற பாடல்தான் நினைவுக்கு வருகிறது.
கார்த்தி கல்லூரியில் [அண்ணா பல்கலையில் ] படிக்கும்போது இந்த பாடலுக்கு நடனம் ஆடியுள்ளான்.
மழை வேண்டும்.வரவேற்போம்.
very nice!!
ReplyDeleteRakesh – Thank you! As we have more dry times here, the wet seems not usual so we like and little more green could do well.
ReplyDeleteVishesh – Thank you… I too love this season :)
Krystyna – Thanks so much dear. the feel and excitement brings out the thing in us.
Priya – Thank you buddy :)
Keshi – Thanks dear :)
Jeeves – Thank you!
Ponniyinselvan – that’s my favourite song too and its nice bro danced to this beautiful song. Yes, certainly we want rain as if our needs and dreams to fill.
Andrew – welcome here, and thanks for dropping by :)
very nice picture Jeevan.
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