Noon Poem by Rohan Nambiar

Noon

Rating: 2.8


Its noon, its noon
Sitting outside, a gentle breeze
Followed with a touching smell
Continues on and on
A sound of cooking
Smell of dishes in the air
Can they bring a good noon
Someone watching
others in work
Alone in outdoor
really I am enjoying
Leaves twitter
dancing up and down
A sense of greenery
Make my eyes happy
Its raining here sweating heat in the noon
Makes the people a little drained
Who is the one that comes to eat
That good old homely noon

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Rajaram Ramachandran 11 June 2008

You have created a beautiful picture of the noon time. Your writing is simple and touching.

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Rema Prasanna 13 June 2008

Noon in effortless words and a good feeling it induce... Well described and a good write..

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(: God's Wild Child :) 14 June 2008

i llike it. good job on making ur senses come to life in this poem good job.

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PERSIAN NIGHTINGALE 14 June 2008

lovely poem........10

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Sandra Osborne 16 June 2008

Nice, I thought this very good but was left a little wantting at the end. Some very nice imagies and good choice of words too. I think this could be longer with othervignettes of noon. Nice work.

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Stephanie Paul 17 August 2008

it is half way therel, the images you use are really human and touching but your poem lacks some poetic impact. Think about trying to give it a rythem or some half rhyme just to give it a poetic feel. There is a lot you could do with this poem because it is a very relatable image but just work on building a poem round your words. xx keep up the good start xx

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Chitra - 03 August 2008

some fine imagery used which completes the picture that you are trying to fuse with your poetic words nice one

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Ency Bearis 31 July 2008

in your place you probably describe at noon time regularly...I am hungry.. my stomach need to be fed...it's natural...is that the point you want?

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Donna Lee Lee-womack 15 July 2008

I thought some words could have been added or deleted. 'cooker'? ? But overall, it was inviting to come to that persons house or neighborhood around noon. Also a picture story was behind it.

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Eric Lester 14 July 2008

Perhaps you meant 'cooking, ' rather than 'cooker? ' 'sweating' heat, rather than 'swearing heat? ' - although that might be an interesting usage. And, I'm guessing, 'drained, ' rather than 'drain? ' Keep at it, Rohan. A good suggestion I have heard: read lots of poetry, classical and modern. See how the masters get that blend of image, metaphor, symbol, and make a blend as tasty as that lunch you describe. Best wishes!

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