Each one an abode.
Woods kept the secret
Safeguarded by green –
Every life a belief.
How fortunate!
Copyright © 2017, Deeya Nayar-Nambiar
Category: Nature Poem
Green II
Wild grass
Akin to Narcissus
Grow appreciating
Own beauty;
Ripples of green
On the pond,
Itself green;
Wild wind envious.
Narcissus is a mythical character from Greek mythology who is said to have died by the bank of the river as he became entranced by the beautiful reflection of himself.
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On That Day
I didn’t wish to be there
On that day.
But somehow I am here
As of today.
The clouds told the sea;
The wind told the palms.
But the carpet grass rejoiced,
As the shadow stayed poised.
Have I known you, ever?
Every day, newer?
Roots shallow or deep, I gather
We live in today, together.
Said the greens to the woods
As air, water and light witnessed.
Copyright (c) 2016, Deeya Nayar-Nambiar
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