Three Hundred Love Flowers Poem by Kumarmani Mahakul
Three Hundred Love Flowers
This beautiful morning sings
Cute sun rises and soon rings
The day has to bloom in noon
Father of heaven gives boon.
He has sent us many flowers,
Three hundred in light towers.
Come on souls feel this light
No more here exists that night.
Three hundred love flowers feel,
Morning humanity does give zeal.
Let us walk hills and adore God,
We children soon we should nod.
Come up and rise like sun moon,
Calmness is blooming here soon.
Life is filled in wisdom sings
Time with tide comes mind rings.
Morning's coolness, freshness and hopefulness are felt, as one reads through the poem. Impressive write, it is. Thank you Kumar for sharing.
Your fascination with early morning comes through..thanks for sharing
Morning rejuvenates the tired soul and body that has rested at night. Morning climate, cold breezes etc too are very refreshing. Very realistic and refreshing write. Thanks for sharing.10 points.
I see God in Nature more than anything else and get inspiration needed everyday!
You are unique to write this lovely poem after attaining writing of three hundred poems. This poem is nicely dedicated to God.
The morning scent of flowers refreshes our souls. Nature is God's gift to mankind. I enjoyed reading this piece! Great write
Morning is peaceful, calm and full of energy..........I liked your poem....thanks for sharing 10++
Your words bring sunlight to us all. A breathe of fresh air are your words. Thank You
Three Hundred Love Flowers - such a nice title for this beautiful poem.. and the poem itself is like a sunray in the morning. Remarkable.10
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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A beautiful morning reflecting God's grandeur is impressively described! Enjoyed the poem!