On my palette dark and burnt and brown. Colours that remained After the greens were gone. Soaked up with the heat from every last ray of sun. So to offer hopes of warmth Now the year is done. In snow, sheet and wind, that Winters always bring, when it's all white or grey A brown so joyous is. Tree trunks emerging out from hollows That piled high with snow drifts are Tree trunks, their rich browns, a promise For season's change and greens that follow. When it's summer and Browns forgotten, pinks and yellows lead the way. Then I think back and on what's round the corner In winters it's Browns that make my day.
colours
This addiction of mine
PoetryI'm addicted to light. To colours and sounds. The magic they play Within and without. I'm addicted to sunrises Peaches and pinks From snowy mountain tops And deep quiet lakes. When outdoors in nature, and sunset light slants down. Between trees so straight Growing up tall. Or in big cities between buildings, this golden light falls. Makes magic one moment, then fades and is gone. Mighty tall buildings With glass windows that shine To the light of the sun and the street lamps at night. The sounds of flowing water, birds twittering loud. Hearing people’s laughter and talk. It’s good to be alive To experience this all. Walking amidst people or on forest paths alone. Immersed in the moment, it’s sights, smells and sounds. Addicted and lost It's me that I found.
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That time of year
PoetryGetting ready for winter's coming. Final songs of reds and gold. A warm farewell before the parting, because soon there will be snow. And cold. And cold. Leaves the colours of a rainbow. Skies the deepest blue. A joyous gift to hold on too, Because soon the whites will rule. And cold. And cold. Birds chirping extra sweet and loud. Gathering in flocks, To fly away. Winter draws closer and closer. And cold. And cold. Go out for long walks Anuradha. Pay attention to change around. Fill yourself with memories dear. In winters long evenings, their strength to draw. And warmth. And warmth.