Regained

During my pleasant and leisurely morning strolls 
Gaze at the enthralling golden shower clusters.
Like to laze near that tree, eulogizing its elegance,
And reckoning how exult was it for its flamboyance.
One awful day a sudden strong gust blew
Making all the glorious and jutting clusters overthrew 
I was deeply anguished as it lost its accolade,
Downhearted and stopped going by the promenade
But to my astonishment, within a short span 
It was proliferated and got back its erstwhile vision.
When I was gaping at with admiration and shock,
A whisper came, “Pal, I have gained my glory back.”
I have realised no pleasures and pains remain forever 
Revamping is the philosophy of wonderful Nature.

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Sponsored by: Brian Strand 
Date: 04/08/2020
Place: Honorable Mention
Copyright © | Year Posted 2020

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