Nature's Vanity Fair Poem by Naga Vamshidhar Ratakonda

Sunshine Sneaks in Green Fields,
With Greets of Clear Skies,
And Smiley Cotton Cloud Floats,
As the Pleasant Serine Nature,
Makes Me Walk at its Pace,
To Tell a Tale of its Own,
A Song Never to be Forgotten!

As Gentle Breeze Flows,
Crops Nod their Heads,
And Waves with a Swing,
Whispering their Aromas,
New Levels of Appeasement,
Signals I'm a Gifted One,
To Visit & Frequent More!

Nectar Suck Butterflies,
Hops from Plant to Plant,
Not Sticking to a Plan,
Spreads Ambience of Scents,
No-where to be Found,
Only Now-here to be Felt,
In the Nature's Tiny World!

Buzzes of the Birdies,
Whistles of the Cuckoos,
Melodies of the Parrots,
Is a Musical Paradise,
With Voices of their Own,
Humming the Sonnets of,
Lively Nature's Secret Notes!

Grazing Cows & Cattle,
Saliva Flowing Often,
Chewing Fodder & Grass,
Lift their Drowsy Heads,
To Stare & Shake at Me,
While I Walk Past them,
In Silence and In Solace!

Fish of the Ponds,
Pop up their Heads,
Aquatic Acrobatics,
Somersault on Cards,
Slip The Nets & Knots,
Skip Fisherman's Rods,
Hide in Water Caves,
Safe in Nature's Womb,
Not a Dish for Mouth!

With Nature and Me,
Only Two Lonely Souls,
Walk Together All-along,
Far From the Crowds,
Away From Carbon Smokes,
Find a Remote Connection,
For Solitude with Each Other!

The Tales at the Dawn,
The Tales at the Noon,
The Tales at the Dusk,
The Twilight Tales And,
The Mid-night Tales,
Are Nightingale Songs,
That the Nature Unveils,
For an Almanac's Delight!

Walking the Nature's Talk,
Talking the Nature's Walk,
True Moments They Are,
To Stand Still between Us,
When I Felt The Nostalgia,
Of Nature's Vanity Fair!

As the Nature Bids Adieu,
And I Turn my Back on it,
With Thoughts Rebound,
On the Nature's Rare Best,
I Wonder it's Me or Nature,
Did the Creator Create First,
But I Walked Away Swiftly,
For it to be Told as Nature's,
Yet Another Memorable Tale,
In Yet Another Nature Walk!