Who are you oh painter?
How are you smiling?
Under the beneath of cracked cloud,
From whom you have got power?
Will not you whisper?
Oh dear smiley child of dawn,
We know, we know about,
You are First Light,
You are first painter,
Bringing essence of delighted mind,
You have brought up father's message!
Flaxen horizon has decorated sigh,
Green foliage motivate mind,
A female falcon has captured sun,
Purlin is purple and passport alike,
Patches of cloud form palmetto,
Melon is freshly cultivated
And mellorine is produced
Under the warmth of mosaic of cloud,
Oh, we see a cascade of beam,
Casanova is urging for love in Earth,
A castle is built for ceremony,
Casanova beholding the hand of new angel
He will enter into the utopia,
Oh dear First Light, we know!
Under the parasol of airspace,
Shaft will be shifted in shape of soy,
Molecular arrangement is witnessed,
Charmer has fed cashew-nut to sun,
Charitable charisma is captured
Under the ripple of ray of bliss,
Cosmos cossets the cloth of cloud,
We weather the sunny sagacity,
God is greatly praised from inner core!
© Kumarmani Mahakul,12 May 2020. All rights reserved.
I can visualize this moment of sunrise and the poet who is easily inspired by the scenario to write the above poem in extreme excitement....a marvelous work Kumarmaniji....kudos
Who are you oh painter? How are you smiling? Under the beneath of cracked cloud, From whom you have got power? - - - - -An amazing picture of a blissful morning has been depicted through your words.Thanks for sharing.
The first ray of light paints the dark earth and sky! The gleaming patterns it paints are wonderful to behold! In your mind's lens, you have captured the scene....! A beautiful picture strengthens your description!
A nice imagery of words on the 'First Light' and a nice graphic too at the end.
" Smiley child of dawn" ! First Light of peace! ! Joy! Beauty of life. Thanks for sharing this poem with us.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
good to read another of your poems inspired by a picture. Powerful alliteration in this one.