An Indian Monsoon (May/2016) Poem by Rajesh Thankappan

An Indian Monsoon (May/2016)

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The earth is parched
with her thirsty tongue sticking out
but the wind of change
has summoned at the far horizons
bales of dark clouds.

The climate is changing
as it is almost June,
water shall tickle down
upon her parched tongue soon.

At last the monsoon is here!
it is pitter- patter everywhere
children floats paper boat in puddles
let's hope they ferry away our cares.

Saturday, May 28, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: season
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Indian farmers predominantly depend upon the monsoons to carry out the agricultural activities. The Indian monsoon arrives in the sub-continent in the early parts of June and it last up to October. The importance of the monsoon can be gauged by the fact that it has been dubbed the real finance minister of India. A failed monsoon wrecks untold damages to the economy and in this scenario the farmers are the worst hit. Let us pray to the Almighty for a good monsoon this year. (Written on May end /2016)
COMMENTS OF THE POEM

I am a rain-lover. Come out Rajesh-ji, let us celebrate and dance.

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Rajesh Thankappan 31 May 2016

Thank you Mihaela ma'am for your words of appreciation. The monsoon is around the corner and let us hope for a good monsoon this year. Thank you.

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Mihaela Pirjol 31 May 2016

Great imagery, the way you started your poem, and the last two lines: '' children floats paper boat in puddles let's hope they ferry away our cares. '' I hope will be a good monsoon in India this year.

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