An ode to nature

Rhyme Time

Avni Thakur

Updated At : 04:24 PM Jun 20, 2025 IST

Young latin woman with arms outstretched breathing in fresh air during sunrise at the balcony. Healthy girl enjoying nature while meditating during morning with open arms and closed eyes. Mindful woman enjoying morning ritual while relaxing in outdoor park.

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The sun’s rays peer

Through the trees in the morn.

Accompanied by the songs of robins

And weaving the yarns of dawn.

I love the sound the wind makes,

When it’s blowing through the trees.

And when all the flowers dance

Shook by a gentle breeze.

Stop to smell the soil

Right after rain pours down

When there is a shower of mirth

And the canopy bears its emerald crown

I love the rainbow gracing the sky

With its majestic hues.

And when the resting leaves are

Washed by pearly drops of dew.

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Remembering Sardar Dyal Singh Majithia

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