Untrodden Poems - Poems about Untrodden

Have seen an utopian lane, amidst the thicket, latent In the abode of the clouds, in the lap of the tranquil wilderness, far far away from the mundane mist! A wheezing sparsely inhabited hamlet, Khonoma, a centuries- old settlement, so green, so serene! Its' pristine unsullied views, lush wilderness, verdant bushes, aromatic wild...

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Suddenly we appear On a land with tinctured atmosphere The cross, the moon and star A sovereign state more ethnical than wazobia A smooth and broad path before us Hungry for our feet to break the hush Alas the road becomes starved With thorns and thistles upwardly breaking its soil Like the ape, bigotry evolves Extremist in every nook and cranny Untamed by the scepter...

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She took many untrodden paths And dwelt near unknown ways Few took her in their arms of love Few took her in their praise But o, to me she was life’s light The warmth of summer days Few ever knew her, her sole friends Were larks that came to sing To others hoary she may seem To me, she’s everything And I took her...

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A night of one thousand moons and I am dancing in dark. Circa. My half-script was left with you, under a scrap. Now I am not finding any punctuations in the aerie. At unknown heights wake me up in blue depths when sun does not rise. Stones placed on hyacinth will not bury the scent. I might bring another red spike. Satish Verma...

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Dawn in the forest, tiny rainbow like sunrays forming light spectrum, an untrodden snowy path waiting for my first foot print....

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