Raj KUMAR Poet Rhyme

Chiming Temple Bells

In a twilight garden where the wisteria sways
The lycaenids whisper their loving praise
songs are sung and are being timed 
When the temple bells are being chimed

Twosome toddler twirl and swirl in a lawn
Laughing and giggling like a gambolling fawn
No worries of the empty belly nor the pain
Of scratched knees and sees a mirth in a handful grain

The termless ocean hustles at faraway shore
And she called the dorado to hum like before
The brook talks about the stalk leaf that afloat
Lighter and gentler and looks more of pismire boat

In a gloaming garden where the sunlight blushes 
All remain silent and only the sings of thrushes
Songs are sung and are being timed 
When the temple bells are being chimed

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