The Banyan Tree Poem by Binapani Mahaling
The Banyan Tree
There is a banyan tree stands like a ghost at the river bank
It resists the floods and the heavy cyclone from an unknown time
By developing a number of secondary roots deep into the ground
It gives the shade to the passerby spreading the endless arms
And fruits to the animals, birds and men by opening the unclosed palms
It provides shelter to the snakes and lizards at the depth of his huge trunk
The children derive joy by jumping from the branch to the mid river
And hanging with the small branches beating their legs on flowing water
He is growing older and stronger to absorbed all pains of atmosphere
And proliferating its leaves to spread the purity in whole air
It becoming happy by listening boatman songs from faraway corner
But it never opens his mouth and endless arm to oppose any form of torture
All observing and watching Banyan Tree......... all your description are very true and fine. i simply liked it. Proliferating its leaves to spread the purity in whole air happy by listening boatman songs from faraway corner. But it never opens his mouth and endless arm to oppose any form of torture. just wonderful words and imagination. thank u dear poetess..
It resists the floods and the heavy cyclone from an unknown time By developing a number of secondary roots deep into the ground It gives the shade to the passerby spreading the endless arms And fruits to the animals, birds and men by opening the unclosed palms It provides shelter to the snakes and lizards at the depth of his huge trunk nature really protect lovely green earth
The wonders on nature are bordering on infinity. Thanks for the poem.
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4/29/2024 12:51:19 AM # 1.0.0.1119
fruits to the animals, birds and men by opening the unclosed palms It provides shelter to the snakes and lizards at the depth of his huge trunk very fine description of your perception. thank u dear poetess.