A Wet Era



I was intensely wet like a leaf in the  rain,
Though everyone familiar me–appeared depressed.
It was hailing heavily,
Leaves bitter deficit rain suffered, shamelessly.

In the dark, I proverb a female bird,
Different and dark it was like curd.
Weak fowl appeared no more awake,
As if the individual danced on her accompanying all five.

A flower rather a whorl on flower act wet ground,
Affirmative! It was a shattered flower that I erect.
Weak, sorrowful era seemed no longer in existence awake,
As if  the individual had pierced deep; a knife.

After zooming out, I proverb a child the one was rushing towards my entrance to the room,
 I guess he cherished my help, really! Just a calm floor.
I just crazy his head that was as new as flaming,
Finally, he abandoned me, accompanying welcome 'whiff laid'.

About this poem

This poem penned by me discusses about a scene in rainy season surrounding misery, lack of love and compassion among hearts of individuals, now a days. Scene involves: My temperament in rain, the death of lady bird, and the departure of a street dog. This rain in my heart contrasts with the rain in environment.

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Written on May 15, 2023

Submitted by vedaastha1974 on August 12, 2023

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Scheme XXAA BBCX XXCX XXXX
Closest metre Iambic heptameter
Characters 807
Words 158
Stanzas 4
Stanza Lengths 4, 4, 4, 4

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This minuscule yet passionate person belongs from a holy place in India. However, period and terms did help in making me a better individual. Writing poems is my hobby. Being alone throught the day and paying keen interest to the inanimate objects helped me understand the world. Furthermore, I have tried to pen my thoughts on a skript. The result is visible. My lovely observers! ☺️ more…

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