The wind has exposed the light undersides of the leaves,
The sky darkens into a mass of ash and bluish grey,
The neem trees, all a-huddle, heave
And sway,
The unploughed fields, dry and parched with pain,
Eagerly await the first reviving flush of rain.
The arid landscape, languishing and about to die,
Weeks later looks refreshingly alive.
Fields covered with saplings moist and green
Present a healing scene.
In the ditch where gurgling waters flow
Reposes a tranquil milch-buffalo.
I enjoyed reading this. The scene before and after rain was well depicted.
poetry expressed in natural form. about the beauty of nature, whether arid or abundant its still a beautiful world.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Two paintings in one poem! Thank you!