C. P. Sharma (July 12,1941 / Bissau, Rajasthan)

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Nature Cures

Nature everything provides,
Let us in Nature take pride;
Nature is our friend and guide,
Let us in Nature confide.

Nature for you has best treat,
Fruits of sorts sour and sweet;
For herbivorous rice and wheat,
Carnivorous have variety in meat.

Beauty ordained in diverse forms,
On earth, sky and in sea storms;
The earth with flora-fauna adorned,
Get protection in thorns and horns.

Some found abode in nests and caves,
Others in burrows & under sea waves;
Pretty clothes in skins & hides,
In fur the shield against icy tides.

Every minute care he takes,
Prior arrangements makes,
As soon as a child is born,
In mother’s breast milk adorns.

Value of mother’s milk understand,
All pediatric medicines in it canned;
Ladies, of breast feeding be proud,
Let not mothers in fashion shroud.

In sacred rivers take pride,
Elixir of herbo-mineral tied;
O man, them do not defile,
Keep on your face a smile.

Our body has its own drug store,
Its own health it can restore;
Use Nature’s herbal cure,
A little discomfort endure.

He who has the herbs at hand,
Thousand Horse Power command;
He stands amid a crowd,
Like a Prince powerful and proud.

Roots, trunks, leaves & flowers of herbs,
Endowed with healing powers superb;
In them nourishment and strength packed,
The deadly spirit of disease is hacked.

For each part of the frame,
A plant that relief can claim;
Let fruitful and fruitless plant sustain,
Bloom or not can health reclaim.

Wherever the plants pervade,
There men all evils evade;
Soma, the sovereign herb
Is the savior of man superb.

Don’t suppress disease,
Strength of body increase;
Why a new disease invite?
Why not control your diet?

Why desensitize the body?
Why spoil its rhapsody?

C. P. Sharma
Submitted: Thursday, January 15, 2009
Edited: Sunday, June 19, 2011


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  • Biff Mcguire (6/18/2011 8:26:00 AM)

    Hits home for myself and many others I'm sure, in wonderful poetic fashion!

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  • John Smith (1/28/2009 7:05:00 AM)

    I love this, great outlook on life and amazing use of rhyme to convey your point.

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  • Audrey Heller (1/25/2009 11:57:00 PM)

    Every word, so very true and really a joy, to read! A wonderful piece of work! I give you a 10!

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  • Andrew Blakemore (1/23/2009 5:25:00 PM)

    The beauty of nature is praised by your wonderful poem. Best wishes, Andrew

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  • Sadiqullah Khan (1/21/2009 3:12:00 AM)

    A treat to read, , an aspect of vedantic treasure, , ,

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  • Reshma Ramesh (1/19/2009 10:41:00 AM)

    thought provoking piece..............well penned

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  • Chitra - (1/19/2009 10:05:00 AM)

    a marvel of a masterpiece..
    a true tribute to the beneficent Mother Nature

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  • Vaibhav Pandey (1/18/2009 7:40:00 AM)

    an educative experience through this wonderful poem......
    Sir, you are truly the king of rhyming.

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  • Catrina Heart (1/18/2009 6:59:00 AM)

    A poem about nature...superb written in eloquence...I loved everything you said-its gift, promise etc...then leaving your reader think about our environment in your last lines...10+++

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  • Indira Babbellapati (1/18/2009 1:36:00 AM)

    salutations to the nurturing nature! ! ! ! !

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