Kosciuszko, The Australia's Crown Poem by S.D. TIWARI

Kosciuszko, The Australia's Crown



Till it's bright, till one’s sight,
It’s all white, it’s all white.
Silver flakes have covered,
Or billion tonnes milk poured;

From here, clouds look down,
The Australia's Crown.

Vast snowy sheet is spread
and Snowy is the run,
Rocks & plants are to wait,
Months, to see the sun;
Snowy mountain wearing

the large snowy gown,
The Australia's crown.

The horizon turns golden
in the morning Sun rays,
The springs fall shouting
give us the clear way;

A place, like Angel’s town,
The Australia's crown.

The God’s unique architect,
beyond any one’s belief;
Creatures step down here
and surely get relief;

A wonder place, nature has grown;
Kosciuszko, the Australia's crown.

(C) S. D. Tiwari

Tuesday, June 9, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: places
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