Vashi Pandey
Poems by Vashi Pandey : 13 / 13
The Wedding - Poem by Vashi Pandey
O'moon you are an handsome groom,
and the lovely night,
is your pretty bride.
She is walking down the aisle of dusky evening,
as sun had made all preparations before leaving.
Her gown is studded with stars,
especially designed by the hands of Mars.
Venus has done her amazing makeover,
she looks stunning and you bowled over.
God Himself is her Best Man,
as he gives you her hand.
You say I do in presence of angels,
while the clouds and wind ring the wedding bells.
In late hours when all are asleep,
you hug each other, when no one bothers to peep.
Poems by Vashi Pandey : 13 / 13
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Poem Submitted: Monday, July 16, 2012
Poem Edited: Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Vashi Pandey's Other Poems
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- Still I RiseMaya Angelou
- The Road Not TakenRobert Frost
- If You Forget MePablo Neruda
- DreamsLangston Hughes
- Annabel LeeEdgar Allan Poe
- Stopping By Woods On A Snowy EveningRobert Frost
- IfRudyard Kipling
- Do Not Stand At My Grave And WeepMary Elizabeth Frye
- I Do Not Love You Except Because I Love YouPablo Neruda
- TelevisionRoald Dahl
A refined poetic imagination, Vashi. You may like to read my poem, Love And Lust. Thank you. (Report)Reply
oh my! what a picture you created, what an imagination you shared, wonderful, humanising the elements and giving them a special occasion that we all treasure one way or another... (Report)Reply