Wednesday 12 June 2013

Our Mother Earth

By Shweta Banerjee



As I walk across the earth,
thousands of things I get to see.
Birds fly high, soaring higher,
and on the flowers I hear the buzz of bees.

The sun at the dawn, rises within the hills.
Mountains covered with snow,
shining like the crown of silver. 
And the waves touching the cliffs.
The waterfall flowing down
the green-blue mountains.
Rivers forming a dream delta 
before entering the sea.

And while walking on the beach at night,
I feel the cool and sweet smelling breeze.
The slashing sound still feels like
the sound of love and peace.
The moon over the sea,
shining like a ball of gold.
And in every step my eyes hold wonder.
I bend on my knee
to thank the mother earth,
And is the truth.
it's a great pleasure for me,
to live in this wonderland.


Analysis:

This poem is about the beauty of nature on Earth. The theme is to appreciate the beautiful planet we live on. 
This poem is made up of one quatrain, one octet and one twelve line stanza. There is no definite rhyme scheme.

Poetic Devices:
Line 4: Onomatopoeia - "I hear the buzz of bees" 
Line 15: Alliteration - "The slashing sound still feels like"

2 comments:

  1. POEM FOR MOTHER EARTH

    The earth is our mother,
    We will not have another.
    There's no better place to find
    For animals, plants, mankind.

    Green woods, beautiful lakes,
    Nature has got what it takes.
    We have to keep clean the air,
    As environment everywhere.

    Put an end to coal mining,
    Nuclear power and fracking.
    Climate concerns all nations,
    Just as plastic in the oceans.

    For good living day and night
    Must change darkness and light.
    Our planet, so wonderful blue,
    We will always protect, We do!

    Rainer Kirmse , Altenburg

    Thuringia / Germany

    With kind regards

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