Night Poem by Indira Renganathan
Night
Night is not the moon-filled silvery Night
Night is not the star-filled glittery Night
Night is not the evil-filled eerie Night
Night is not the death-route of deadly Night
Night is not the war-filled shuddery Night
Night is not the cloud-filled dull gloomy Night
Night is not the rain-filled shivery Night
It is the burning wick of the bright Day
Unseen in the luminance of the Day
It's to get cooled the resting bed for Day
And to get healed the scathed body of Day
It's the lounge for every toiling hot Day
That we so meet a cool morn the next Day
That we so feel cool and free the next Day
Night is not always the symbol of darkness and negativity but also a symbol of the ensuing dawn, brightness and optimism. Thanks for such an amazing poem.
Inspiring poem. It is the burning wick of the bright Day Unseen in the luminance of the Day It's to get cooled the resting bed for Day
What night is not, and what it is. Beautiful, I liked what night is better.
Night is burning wick of bright day. Unseen glaze is seen with care and beauty. This poem is very brilliantly penned. This has nice imagery...10
beautiful expression on NIGHT; beautifully written- It's the lounge for every toiling hot Day That we so meet a cool morn the next Day
It is the burning wick of the bright Day Unseen in the luminance of the Day............................ Beautiful thought! Yes, night is the time for rejuvenation and rest to wake up with greater zeal to greet another dawn! It is a beautiful interlude for the frayed nerves to revamp and not a time of monstrous associations as we generally assume! A Beautiful poem that deserves high rating!
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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Night is not the moon-filled silvery Night.....well written...