Honey Wave Poem by Savita Tyagi
Honey Wave
A soft breeze descended from open sky to surf across the ocean.
A honeyed wave surged from the heart of ocean to greet the wind.
For a brief moment wind embraced the wavelet, whispered its undying love for her
The moon, the open sky, and I were the witness of their tender love.
Before long the tempest, brewing in the darkness pushed the dancing wave down
The breeze swept across the waters,
Sweetness of past moment already fading in its memory
Oblivious of the crushed wave sinking in the dark chambers of sea
It mingled with sand and palm trees.
Beautiful title and well written description of a brief intoxicating sight. A moments of nature captured excellently by your flowing pen.
yeah, some honeyed waves** went from one sailor to another when i served aboard the ship U.S. PoemHunter! let's see: there was Savita (my favorite) , Valsa, Geeta, Bharati, and some whose names i have forgotten. ** " The United States Naval Reserve, better known as the WAVES, was the women's branch of the United States Naval Reserve during World War II." bri :) to MyPoemList
Beautiful description of the sweet wave. Thank you for bringing this to my attention in your comment to my poem Maiden Wave.there is some similarity yet different.
The creator and the destroyer are not two different persons, see the greatness of human heart who still loves the person, as the wave loved the wind. If you mean this I have followed your poem that is so much nice.
perfect imagery with sweet words your way to describe nature is awesome really enjoy to read it
beautiful writing about nature. on the beach one of my favorite places.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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4/25/2024 10:29:29 AM # 1.0.0.1119
beautiful poem. I was transported back to a beach in Pondycherry!