Nisarga

NafisaSB

The wind howled in glee

As it felled a bike and tree

It whistled as it blew

As away some loose leaves flew

 

Cyclone Nisarga blew its chest in pride

Its disastrous effects were felt far and wide

Over the foaming waves, growling with deep rage

It came rolling in- a beast out of its cage

 

The people bowed their head, and thought of their God

This was once more time to commune with their Lord

They prayed that the storm would very soon wane

And their entreaties fervent, would not be in vain

 

Devastation was such, much news came pouring in

No way could puny man, over Nature’s fury win

The cyclone left us helpless - We were all tied indoors

Watching all that happened, from behind our closed doors

 

Man thinks he is superior

He has conquered everything

Until a storm like Nisarga

To his senses, does him bring.

 

Broken, but not bent

Man will stand again

His will power and his grit

Will wash away his pain

 

He will rebuild with God’s aid

All that’s wiped out – soon

So stand up, and be counted

And reach out for the moon 

  • Author: safina (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: June 21st, 2024 23:44
  • Comment from author about the poem: the storm that lashed our city in 2020 taught us some unforgettable lessons
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