A Short Prelude To Baya Bird

A short Prelude to Baya Bird The Poem is inspired by a photo of Baya Bird placed on face book. The beautiful picture of Baya bird can be seen on following URL: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=456119468060086&set=gm.1021617874633531&type=3&theater A short Prelude to Baya Bird . What an unparalleled charisma of Nature A small tiny bird has made this wonderful Piece of Nature's pleasing unique wonder. 01 . How do you get all these straws by your efforts Then you weave them like a skilled weaver These are not nest but they are the Art monuments of Nature. 02 . After watching such beautiful nest I wish How wonderful it would be, if I could live For few days with you, O bird To see how beautiful is your world. 03 . Alas ! If all the little children could have lived near you for some time Will the new generation would save you from diminishing, O' sweet bird This thought comes to mind, whenever I see you O' bird Baya. 04 Ravindra K Kapoor 11th Jan. 2017
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Dietrich Avatar
January 22, 2017 at 10:10 AM
that was really a cute little bird.
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January 22, 2017 at 10:07 AM
This is so pretty, Ravindra. I really enjoyed it. Let me see if I can follow the link to your picture.
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January 24, 2017 at 7:37 AM
Thanks dear friend for your kind visit on my page. Yes the bird is so cute and her nest is more sweet and lovely. More on your page Andrea. love and best wishes always...Ravindra K kapoor
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January 10, 2017 at 11:54 PM
The beauty of this Bird's photo may inspire many of my poet friends too. With best wishes....Ravindra K Kapoor
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