Beauty of Nature
When the sun rises
From between the verdant mountains,
And above the silent valleys…
It passes a tinge…
Of light-yellow and white,
Which delights the ones
Watching this magnificent sight.
The golden rays drive out the melancholy
From the body…
Which glitters under the sunlight.
Flowers bloom,
Honeybees and butterflies
Flutter over the aroma.
Caterpillars and earthworms wriggle and dance.
Birds fly to touch…
The golden spirit and blush.
When the sun sets,
It hides into lush green hills,
And creates an ocean of colours
First from light yellow to ochre
And then orange followed by crimson.
The sky filled with hues
Soon deepens into a sea of blues
Birds return to their nests.
And then… the sun disappears.
And we are left with a satisfactory gaze
O’! My heart sighs in relief,
Yet in pain…
Can we get any Earth like this again?
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