Season's Worship Poem by Rajagopalan Kumar

Season's Worship

Behold the huge idols of stone over yonder land
Hills, carved to shapes by some unknown hand
Winter, dowsing them in milk white powdery snow
Spring, dowsing them with gentle water rains
Washing, melting down as falls, the curd white snow
Cause a holy rivulet flow across the village plains
Sprouting greens sprinkle flowers at their feet
Summer, the Sun holds aarathi through the day
A beautiful dharshan of distant Hills through the day
Hills, a veritable Lord enshrined deep in the wood
For the villagers, God, giver of all that is good
Autumn, cloudy, frosty, time to put the Hills to sleep.

Season's Worship
Sunday, November 30, 2025
Topic(s) of this poem: nature,worship,seasons
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
An imagination that the four major seasons of the year worships the Mountains / Hills
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