December Moon Poem by Indira Renganathan

December Moon

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Up the terrace down the sky
On my back as I lie
Splashes silvery flecks through the fronds
The coconut tree swaying in dulcet breeze

Up the hill and upon the sea
Yonder bliss all that we see
Stand will they in analogy
On this terrace with what I see

Launch of a round fulgent splotch
Haloed with a brace of hazy torch
This priceless coin of the night
The empyrean sphere treasures so bright

'The Luminous' flashing through the fronds
The fronds softly swaying in the winds
Darkened coconut tree peeping in the terrace
Displaying in rustles the gleaming luminance

Well, all I understand about her blemishes
Is all that it's Sun's kisses
And all my possible guess
Is all she so the other side hides

While there's a secrecy intelligible
As 'Chidhambara rahasyam' possibly sensible
This charming December-queen is evincible
And her Lord of Betelguese is invincible

Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Topic(s) of this poem: nature
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Valsa George 05 March 2018

Moon has been the favorite subject of many a poet.....! Moon is always a source of inspiration that sparks a poet's imagination and I have read many poems on the moon! Happy to say that your poem is unique and one among the best I have read recently!

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Dr Dillip K Swain 03 March 2018

A beautiful poem! Thanks dear madam for sharing...10

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