Maiden of SummerA Poem by Swagato Saha
The gold-tinged purple sky now blushes with myriad hues unseen,
She gapes in wondrous awe, and smiles, as dawns the summer morning; In stark defiance she now beams, her eyes dazzle with desire, Her grey demureness now kindles, in bold, rhapsodic flares! She waltzes through lawns, in playful nonchalance, Through seamless green, she leaves luscious trails, Of daisies that blush in delicate exuberance, Sultry climes, sun-soaked skies and a dreamy haze. With blissful innocence she canters on, her gown a chaotic mess, Barefoot down infinite fields, long the sun's shadowy maze; Tripping and tumbling she makes her way whence the grasshopper ardently plays, There she snuggles in her warm lap, inhaling her exuding incense. And then she lay, amid the groves, in languid laze, By the shimmering lake; basking in his glaring gaze, With weary eyes and pensive sighs, her braid she unfurls, As the whistling wind gently strokes her crimson cascading curls. As the seconds stagnate, she reclines, in somber silent solace, Her slumping shoulders subtly kissed by the scarlet sun's rays, Sinking into dreary oblivion, and sullen obscurity; With homesick oscine cries now echoes the bleary thirsty city... The fragrant woods now snooze 'neath cerulean starlit skies, Ravens wail, silhouettes slither, the wind breathes solemn sighs. And as the flickering red dwindles into pristine, unblemished blue, She closes her eyes with enriched smiles, till tomorrow dawns anew.
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