Ode To Meadow Poem by Kieran Sam

Ode To Meadow



Slopes blending gracefully with maturing Sun
That embalmed in crimson,
Is paired off with a rainbow in the sky.
And with heavens would vie,
This eve of painted vales below;
Where that mild east wind is sweetly fragrant
From Lillies of the Valley
Bloomed along the rill
Like it's a tint to the scene's
Tapestry touched!

Up above, from the vanilla clouds,
I felt a cool caressing over my face
And was a sudden drizzling,
The frail bleats echoed up the hill,
A few lambs hopping
On their way home across
The springing rill,
Where I drench my feet-
And heeded to nature's melody from afar,
Melting along the glens,
Her music soothes this blissful moment.
On its lap, I lay softly,
And for a moment I thought:
No grief here unmelted,
For nature has a song,
A thousand words
Of human voice
Or still, myriad lines of human hues fail
To recount her majestic chords.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
READ THIS POEM IN OTHER LANGUAGES
Close
Error Success