Leaves In The Rain Poem by Anil Kumar Panda

Leaves In The Rain

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Those slurping sound of leaves
As the first runnel runs down
Pulling them along its way;
Sticking to mud, turning over
And over, settling inside ditches
They turn from green to gray;

From the faint whistling of wind
And dark clouds loitering as
Monsters to melt and fall;
Needle pointed leaves with newly
Formed veins make their moods to
Leave the fronds to take a stroll;

Away from the womb somewhere
In the flatness of a tilled field
They fall silent, curled up,
Soaked to the last vein, breathing
Tales at the root of grasses, with
No strength to rise up.

Leaves In The Rain
Thursday, May 10, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: leaves,rain
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Perdita Young 11 May 2018

Sticking to mud, turning over And over, settling inside ditches They turn from green to gray; - - There is something to lament in the wet fallen leaves that have lost their life, with untold tales in the dirty mud. A very good poem for share.

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Anil Kumar Panda 12 May 2018

My heartfelt gratitude. Inspired by wonderful comment. Thanks.

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Nudershada Cabanes 10 May 2018

A beautiful poem that captures the leaves falling in the rain. Well penned.10

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Anil Kumar Panda 12 May 2018

Thanks very much. Feeling good that you enjoyed my poem.

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