You Too Nature? Poem by Santhi Krishnan

You Too Nature?



I was lost in my world of reflections
It was nothing but my own repressions

Why possessed by an indefinable mental agony
May be the obsession of an impending melancholy

Tuned the TV to see something to cheer me up
Turned it off, as the screen projected the hurricane

What made the mother nature so crazy and frenzy
To sweep of the creations of man’s toil and fancy

In a haste to save lives, they flew off to safer shelters
In a waste, everything left, what they saved in clusters

Nature roaring against the increasing human assaults
Warns us, to leave her in peace with no more tumults

The flowers with colours and birds with their songs
Through them nature smiles to inspire our souls

The tides and winds that sparked the fire in many of us
Now stoops with open mouths to gulp, stunning all of us

Nature and its ways are like an uncertain harvest
Not always promising as she may burst in tempest

She is miraculous, mysterious and too mischievous
Almost always generous but sometimes dolorous

No doubt, nature is our best friend in solitude
Nothing is at par with what she offers in multitude

Be close to her, to hear her throbs and feel her pulses
Once patient and quiet, she will stabilise our pulses

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Cyclopseven R 29 April 2007

Can the fathomable man ever attempt to enter the unfathomable depth of mysterious facet of mother nature? I agree with you nature is miraculously mysterious.

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Santhi Krishnan

Santhi Krishnan

Palai, kottayam, kerala, India
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