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Nature's Decay and Rebirth Poetry Contest - Rhyme form

Sponsored by: Constance La France

Date: 13-10-2025

 

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Nature's Decay and Rebirth

"Flowers fade and decay through wintry hours- waiting for rebirth."
                                                                        Quote by - Constance La France

Dry deserts turn into meadows
Dense forests burn into ashes
Oldest oaks and tallest Redwoods in close
May fall down with bashes

Salt lakes, sulphur springs, and sweet streams
Traced on mountains, valleys, and plains
At times, surge and overflow with extremes
Run into dry domains

Myriad breathtaking landscapes
With rich flora and fauna blessed
Evolved mystically in bizarre shapes
Go messed and unimpressed

Spring does magic and brings life back
Ferocious heat waves of the Sun
Eye-feasting harvests, and winter's cold track
They trigger everyone

Nature, a genial host to all
Always shields its pristine feature
Revamps but settles not with the downfall
She is the best teacher!

Place: 2nd
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Alex Avatar
October 28, 2025 at 7:04 PM
"Nature, a genial host to all Always shields its pristine feature Revamps but settles not with the downfall She is the best teacher!" - Very beautiful lines. Congratulations!
Venkata Ramana Avatar
October 29, 2025 at 5:22 AM
Thank you so much for appreciating and quoting the lines.
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