Dear God Poem by Sanjukta Nag

Dear God

Rating: 5.0


You taught the dawn to break the cloud
You taught the birds to sing aloud
So, there cannot be any doubt
That night has gone to bed.

The sun starts to scatter its rays
The wind starts to find its ways
In hills forests deserts and bays
To obey what You said.

The morning is serene and sound
You made everything profound
I'll always follow You around
Bowing my heart and head.

Saturday, September 5, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: god
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
M Asim Nehal 05 September 2015

Truly devotional.......Almighty is supreme power with flawless management.............Awesome poem.....10

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T Rajan Evol 05 September 2015

Very true.

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T Rajan Evol 05 September 2015

Wow poem, read it 3 times..Good job, thanks for sharing.

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Abdulrazak Aralimatti 05 September 2015

Truly, God taught each one to perform its function, And made everything profound. I 'll always follow you around, Bowing my heart and head. The poetess has matured and proceeds towards attaining nirvana and salvation Loved reading the poem, Added to my poem list...........10

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Kumarmani Mahakul 05 September 2015

Oh! What a marvellous poem it is. God's creation is perfect, so nicely penned. Thanks for sharing. .....10

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Kumarmani Mahakul 01 April 2018

Dawn breaks the cloud and mind sings aloud as birds sing God's gory. Everything is taught by God only. The sun starts to scatter its rays and wind blows. God is the great and we love him. This poem is deeply motivational poem...10

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Melvina Germain 12 November 2015

Such a beautiful devotion to our Heavenly Father, serene, soothing.....

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Vishal Sharma 19 October 2015

love the way you rhyme your poetry lyrically awesome

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Liza Sudina 23 September 2015

very devotional to God! i'm impressed!

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Valsa George 19 September 2015

A nicely rhyming sweet little poem where you describe God's great glory and your allegiance to Him!

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