Arrival Of The Sun Poem by Rizwana Sultana

Before the arrival of the sun,
Everything is still and no sign of fun.
Silence, there is complete silence,
No sound and no disturbance,
Except for the light and gentle breeze,
Shaking and rustling the tender leaves.

But as soon as the insolating sun
Begins to rise,
Darkling night begins to fade
And ultimately dies
The stars that dot the dark sky,
Hide away as the sun rises high.

Light spreads with the sun's ray,
Welcoming a new and fresh day
As the day begins afresh and anew,
On the leafages appear tiny droplets of dew,
Like clear and transparent crystals,
On the leaves that rustle.

The birds start flying in search of food,
Breaking the day's solitude.
Over the tree-tops and sun-kissed hills,
Fly the cuckoos, cranes and hornbills.
The flowers open and release fragrance,
Adding to the day's romance.
The silence remains broken the entire day,
Until the sunset comes and glory fades away.