Aurora

PraMuk

 

I woke up,

Suddenly

I couldn't see the clock

As light won't permit me.  

I got up from the bed

And open the windows

Hearing the birds chirping,

I thought," do they ever sleep?"  

I glanced at the bed

Where my sister slept 

With no worry   

To find my spectacles

I lay my hands

To find it between the books Of Chemistry and Tough Maths  

I roamed around my home

As I saw the beauty of Aurora from inside I couldn't resist anymore  

So I opened the door of the lawn And I fell on the grass

The beauty I saw

Of Aurora  

I lay there for a full thirty minutes

I saw the birds chirping

Talking to themselves about something

Or perhaps, just singing  

Then I saw the lush greenery, the sky...

It was colorful

As I saw some birds fly

  It was so beautiful to see,

The beauty of Aurora

The beauty of Early Morning  

I made myself a cup of coffee

While hearing the birds chirping

As I completed the coffee,

I took out a chair

And I saw the sky grew greyer  

I didn't go inside

And took no umbrella

As I wanted to experience

The beauty of Aurora.....  

I danced away in the rain

Not caring the least

I felt inside, so happy

As I felt the beauty of Aurora  

Later that evening

I sat at the table

And I wrote about the beauty of Aurora

The beauty of Aurora...                                                                                                                                            

  • Author: PraMuk (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 9th, 2021 01:00
  • Comment from author about the poem: The beauty of Aurora is so beautiful to see.....I have described the "beauty of Aurora" here in this poem. Hope you get to experience it through this poem....... Signing off The Poet
  • Category: Nature
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Comments2

  • Goldfinch60

    Dancing in the rain is so refreshing. Good words Pramuk.

    Andy

  • Lorna

    Pramuk you have us all there with Aurora - lovely tribute.



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