Tranquil Beneath The Trees Poem by Obinna Kenechukwu Eruchie
Tranquil Beneath The Trees
The moon and the stars share the sky's peace,
While the sun after roaming now sleeps.
Calm as mist silver, the night appeals
In a kind crawling across the streets.
Underneath these fifty four score trees,
I walk 'midst their calmness my heart seeks.
My soul dwells upon the nature's greens,
Edible with taste of hush that creams.
My heart airy running as wind speeds.
To joy's brink, my essence, penchant leads,
Like gazelle feathered across with beams.
In this park, the beechen frames are scenes
Of serenity, like mountains' peaks
On the orb, my essence tender sees.
Nature in a way as a guardian treats
One with cloud-like harmony one feels.
Of the walk bliss I 'am enjoying keeps,
Lit my essence tender to increase.
You recreate for me the magic of a moonlit night. The language and imagery are superb.10.
I love this poem Its amazing how a walk in the woods can calm you body and soul. Great write keep it up.
beautiful... nature made us and out of nature we are fome and of course to nature we all come back. however the peace and calmness man could experience through nature is a stroke of the 'mother' to his son...
A great poem... I feel I'm been graced with the winds of tranquility while reading this poem...^__^
This is a good poem I like the imagery. Draw back the rhyming is slightly forced and too wordy.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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12/5/2025 12:05:48 AM # 1.0.0
The first stanza is my favourite as it reels me in to my comfy tranquil place. Thanks for sharing.