Vijay Sai

Vijay Sai (30 12 1975 / Trichy, South India)

Poems by Vijay Sai : 122 / 187

Power Of Wind - Poem by Vijay Sai

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Clad in white
Standing tall and majestic
Never in single
Gathering in groups
All of them
Looking alike
So much like marching soldiers
Triplet of wings
But no feathers
Rotating in stable speeds
All the time
Transformers very near
Mountains behind
Cool breeze blowing
Wind mills
In Nanguneri
Source of electric power
Acquired so naturally

Vijay Sai

Topic(s) of this poem: wind

Poems by Vijay Sai : 122 / 187

Plenty of wind mills are found inn Nanguneri near Tirunelveli, Tamilnadu, India

Marcquiese Burrell (8/21/2016 6:35:00 PM)
Great visual piece. (Report) Reply
Roseann Shawiak (3/18/2015 2:46:00 AM)
Windmills being a sign of silent power in our lives, you have described them poetically and etched their pictures into memories. Thank you for sharing. RoseAnn (Report) Reply
Walterrean Salley (9/10/2014 6:12:00 PM)
With clear imagery, you've successfully developed your thers and gives an outstanding delivery. Lovely format. Enjoyed the poem. (Report) Reply
John Raubenheimer (7/29/2014 12:49:00 AM)
Thanks for your thoughts on the power and elegant beauty of wind-turbines. (Report) Reply
Mohammed Al-balushi (6/25/2014 4:55:00 AM)
windy words touch the reality, thanks for sharing (Report) Reply
Chris Zachariou (6/22/2014 5:57:00 AM)
You've done it again. You've taken something simple and beautiful (I find windmills very beautiful, it stems from childhood I think) and turned this into a lovely poem. Chris (Report) Reply
Geetha Jayakumar (6/20/2014 5:40:00 AM)
Quiet interesting poem. Your flow of words make this poem interesting....Loved reading it. (Report) Reply
Geetha Jayakumar (6/20/2014 5:38:00 AM)
Quiet interesting poem. Your flow of words make this poem interesting....Loved reading it. (Report) Reply
Nonsikelelo Oluhle Blessing Ngcongo (6/17/2014 7:39:00 AM)
wow nice poem, so well written indeed. (Report) Reply
Robert Melliard (6/9/2014 9:27:00 AM)
The windmills your describe so well can sometimes spoil a landscape yet they are beautiful because they are so positive ecologically, as you suggest in the expression naturally acquired. Brilliant! (Report) Reply
Teddy Opundo (6/9/2014 7:17:00 AM)
awesome writing.keep it up (Report) Reply
Debra Robinson (6/8/2014 9:51:00 AM)
Again the recognition and appreciation of something in the every day. Calls to attention the simplicity and effectiveness of both the written word and a growing solution to today's challenges. (Report) Reply
Jesus Diaz Llorico (6/8/2014 8:06:00 AM)
very interesting poem. nice one (Report) Reply
Rm. Shanmugam Chettiar (6/3/2014 12:08:00 AM)
nicely brought out. liked (Report) Reply
ivy Pabillo (6/3/2014 12:08:00 AM)
Thank you for sharing your poems.. I like it and my inspiration to create more... (Report) Reply
Bernard Kennedy (6/1/2014 12:02:00 AM)
This poem seems to reflect the ongoing achievement of ordinary life without show except white innocence.
An observant poem. (Report) Reply
Kanniappan Kanniappan (5/31/2014 5:15:00 AM)
Windmills you can see lot in Kayathar, palladam and Darapuram. (Report) Reply
Huzaifa Zoeb (5/31/2014 2:09:00 AM)
The wind mills of Don Quixote! (Report) Reply
Kirti Sharma (5/30/2014 2:31:00 PM)
every possible way to get energy for human development...
nicely written! (Report) Reply
Mihaela Pirjol (5/30/2014 4:42:00 AM)
Great, vivid imagery.Well done. (Report) Reply