Sunshine

SUNSHINE
     
                             Clouds floating underneath caught my vision          
                              like torn pieces of white carded cotton.
                               I was flying in the sky crossing ocean.
                              Crimson Sun peeping through horizon.
                             
                           Charmed to see changes of color-spectrum
                           of Sunrays looking through the plane-window,   
                         overwhelmed, watching Sunshine on sky-album,
                               amused to see me above, Sun below.
                               
                         Sunbeams started to paint sky with wind-brush
                             Refraction, reflection of rays dazzled.
                          Meeting with horizon, sky seemed to blush.
                             Gorgeous Sunshine made me just puzzled.
                             
                      Getting down from plane, bathed in bright Sunshine
                      Sunrays showering blessings seemed divine.
  03/14/18

   'Sunshine Sonnet' Contest by John Hamilton
Copyright © | Year Posted 2018

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Mishra Avatar
March 14, 2018 at 5:51 AM
"overwhelmed, watching Sunshine on sky-album, amused to see me above, Sun below." during my first flight trip i had exactly written same lines, not poem though!!!
Mishra Avatar
March 16, 2018 at 4:23 AM
you are welcome! I'm from Odisha. But at present staying in Delhi, India.
Dutta Avatar
March 14, 2018 at 6:55 AM
Thanks for your appreciation and quick visit. Where do you stay?
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