After Sixty Eight Years Oh My Super Moon Poem by Bharati Nayak

After Sixty Eight Years Oh My Super Moon

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After Sixty Eight Years Oh My Super Moon! !

Awww- your brightest face
Smiled at me
You seemed so close
As if I would touch
You if I make a jump dance.

So many people were waiting
To have a glimpse of you
To see how would you
Walk, donning your
Dazzling gold dress
Every one was trying
To catch a scoop full
Of your light.

I came to the roof
To have a chit-chat
With you
To share our secrets of
Sixty eight years old.

Even after these sixty eight years
You are still young
With your smile
Light twinkling in your eyes.

You are the same moon
I met sixty eight years back
The cool and composed.
In between these sixty eight years
I looked at you from a distance
Sometimes I could see
You clearly, but many times
Half hidden from eyes
Sometimes I wonder
If I am gone from your skies.

Let me drink your rays
For one last time
Who knows
When another
Sixty eight years comes.
(The poem was written after the spectacular Super Moon visible on 14-11- 2016 and such big
moon was last visible 68 years back that was on 26th January 1948)
@Bharati Nayak,16-11- 16

Monday, December 18, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: life,memories,moon,nature love
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Loke Kok Yee 05 January 2018

Lovingly captured in a poem, though I had never seen it, your fine lines took me there. Thanks Geeta

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Bichitra Anand 01 January 2018

People caught supermoon in camera, computer; but in poem by the Poetess is heart-wrenching.10

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Edward Kofi Louis 31 December 2017

To catch a scoop! Thanks for sharing this poem with us.

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Jette Blackstone 30 December 2017

The moon is an oft studied subject in the world of poetry. The super moon magnifies a poet's love for the celestial. Your poem shows how close you feel to your moon, a constant companion that illuminates darkness and brings clarity. Your love and appreciation is evident. I love your twist when you write, 'sometimes I wonder / If I am gone from your skies/' This life and our role in it is a wonder...like a Super Moon! Thanks.

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Akhtar Jawad 26 December 2017

One can see such a super moon only once in his life. On 26th January,1948 I was only three, I might have seen it but truly even if I saw it, I had been starring at the face of my mother.

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Susan Williams 13 April 2018

To see how would you / Walk, donning your / Dazzling gold dress / Every one was trying / To catch a scoop full / Of your light- - - - - - - - - - - - - - ] I swear these are the loveliest lines ever written about the moon! ! ! ! ! The rest of the poem continues in this gorgeous way. 10++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

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Nosheen Irfan 14 January 2018

A lovely write. You nailed it. Don't we all feel the same way to witness a super moon? Moon has this strange fascination for us. I wish we had super moons more frequently. It breaks the monotony of routine n brings out the poet in us.

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Savita Tyagi 12 January 2018

lovely poem. Moon is always so fascinating specially when it is a full moon invoking so much of creativity. I too remember watching that super moon.

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Indira Renganathan 10 January 2018

Very interesting write...last super moon must have been very extra exciting as it was the time, a year after india's independence...great work 10++++

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Mihaela Pirjol 09 January 2018

I love the nonchalant way in which the poem it is written; and I myself remember that day, when I saw the moon so close, as if I could almost touch it, so close, so bright, so beautiful. A lovely poem!

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