A Afternoon In Spring Poem by Hussain Ali Magar

A Afternoon In Spring



Winds of spring uncombing my hairs
I know, they ain't gonna be long here
What a illuminated sunny noon
Tall and silent mountains far away seems a boon
World is racing down below,
The carefree eagle gliding up above
In between a soul, imbibing the beauty
You ask not much, as, its his duty
An eclectic old melody from a distant radio set
Makes the moment a little​ more perfect
Like the nature, memories of childhood renewing again
Being an adult really gives no gain
As I see the sun declining towards the west
All I say that spring is the best...
Winds of spring uncombing my hairs
I know. they ain't gonna be long here

Tuesday, February 21, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: spring
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