After a storm... by Droobie6

Wintry Moods

Rainy sky looks almost drained,
No more tears to drop
Thunder looking dark faced sore,
Ponders over roars

Slipping out in silent haste,
Moody clouds depart
Brooding over sun titters
Dares to look out not

Wet leaves send out water sighs,
Long time they held on
Droop down yawning aging trees
Young birds watch out close

Bitter words heard, uttered harsh?
Wear a face disguised!
Sport a cheeky brought out smile-
Won’t last wintry days

Warming season- spring, a song-
Life could indeed face

~Kesav Venkat Easwaran~
December-6- 2011
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Shihab
Finely crafted.
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Indira Renganathan
ring out the old-ring in the new...this sounds such welcomming the new year...though it means the seasonal change....marvelous descriptions....wonderful Kesav
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Jenny Gordon
Fun, laden with delightful imagery. Excellent metaphors. Beautiful, thought-provoking, and a pleasure to read.
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Dorothy A. Holmes apwlts2
Lovely versing, as always! Dorothy Singing Still
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Bob Blackwell
Both the winter storms and the bitter faces change given time. A wise write as usual Kesav. Thank you
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Ken e Hall
You express the seasons eloquently moody clouds and droopy trees, then spring warming season. The summer season give me any-time Kev ...regards
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magnolia
Oh, I love this Kesav.Everyone has said it more eloquently than I could and I second all comments. Great write :)
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samanyan
true...a beautiful blend of the changing weather and human moods..lovely
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Sandra Martyres
You capture the changing winter moods effEctively in this terrific write Kesav
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Ency Bearis
A lovely descriptive write, well penned emotion
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Karin Anderson
A beautiful descriptive write on the moods of winter, to the warmth of a new season to bring in hope. The line I really liked is "wet leaves send out water sighs".
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Raj Arumugam
Gita expresses your poem's achievement so clearly. I second her appreciation of your poem.
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PrEmJi PrEmJi
nothing is permanent except change!
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Gita Ashok
A beautiful blending of winter's images and human moods in this wonderfully inked verse. The last two lines are truly showstoppers.
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mamta agarwal
wonderful images Kesav; nothing lasts, even the sting of harsh words, in time one rises above it. it reminds me- if winter comes can spring be behind... However each season brings new perceptions and insights, which you have with such ease woven in. a lovely poem rich in imagery and a message of hope
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Nilotpal Sarmah
One of the finest poetic language I've read so far. From the first two beautiful lines to the brilliant last line, it provided a fine read.
 
Anu a
beautifully crafted..nice poem!!!
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patspoems
Absolutely beautifully worded with lovely imagery.... Pat
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Lynda Robson
beautifully crafted, wonderful words Kesav
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LightH2O
I'm waiting for those warming seasons, but meanwhile I'm enjoying this nice poem and missing my sleep...but I'll get some zzz's eventually...lol
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Frank James Ryan Jr./FjR
"Wet leaves send out water sighs..."...Stunning line that I wish I could claim as mine....Stellar crafting, Kesav....as always ! ~FjR~
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Rahul Aithal
Emotions mixed with nature quite beautifully, Kesav. "Wet leaves send out water sighs, Long time they held on "....Nicely put.
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