Tornado Poem by Ratnakar Mandlik
Tornado
It hits, though for few moments
It reminds the devastating penchent
Of the nature while in it's full rage
Within seconds nothing can be salvaged
From the onslaught of the tornado.
Huge wealth amassed by a miser
Gigantic buildings built by a bulder
Plants for years nurtured by a gardner,
With it's one hit they are no where
Such is the might of the tornado.
The pride of the human intellect
Victory even on nature that boasts
By manufacturing cars & planes
In speed with air that can compete
In a second you destroy, oh tornado.
The nature through you try to teach
It's children that they should behave,
Like tides of oceanin limits to live,
No grudge, no ill will they should preach
Else they too could be hit by 'Tornado'.
Devastating! ! With the powers of nature. Thanks for sharing this poem with us.
I love this great write full of wisdom, that what goes around comes around, superb write!
The nature through you try to teach It's children that they should behave Like tidesof oceanin limits to live No grudge, no ill will they should preach Else they too could be hit by Tornado- - - Nature's destructive fury can bring down any pride that go beyond limit.
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I would like to translate this poem
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5/8/2024 7:37:11 PM # 1.0.0.1119
We had one hit town a few years ago. It skipped across the countryside hitting whatever it wanted to, and completely missing other things. Was a busy day. A striking, very descriptive penning of nature having a field day. Good imagery. Well penned of course. tfs