Image

Cosmic Union: My First Snow

An enchanting Nature poem by Elsy, exclusively for Different Truths.

The gossamer snowflakes,
heralds of the heavenly espousal
flurried gently down,
bathing bride Earth.

Shavings from
white fleecy clouds
drizzled slowly down,
like lacy drapes
of silvery slivers.

The dancing cascade that ensued
vied with the Cosmic dance of Shiva*.

Soon it hit crescendo,
and the lacy drapes thinned out.

The orgy over,
Earth lay blanketed
in woolly silken snow,
with the Heavens
beaming down on her.

Serenity, peace, purity,
a wet electric silence,
all really tangible,
reigned thereafter.

Note:

*Shiva is a deity of Hinduism, also known as Nataraja, the Lord of Dance.

©Elsy Satheesan

Photo from the Internet

author avatar
Elsy Satheesan
Elsy Satheesan is a retired Professor of English. She had been teaching in colleges under the Govt. of Kerala, India. Currently, she resides in Virginia, USA. ‘Random Musings’ is her first volume of poems. ‘Summer Snow’, is the forthcoming one. Her poems have been published in national and international anthologies. Short stories in Malayalam have been published in weekly and fortnightly, in Kerala. Humanity is her religion, and poetry, her passion.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Releated Posts

A Time for Reflection: An Untrodden Path & Human Transience

Sumita translates the song “Jakhon porbe na mor paayer chinnho ei baate,” by Rabindranath Tagore, exclusively for Different…

ByBySumita BhattacharyaNov 21, 2024

The Silent Scream: Love is a Dream

Rajashree’s poem explores the destructive pursuit of power, leaving a trail of sorrow and despair, exclusively for Different…

ByByRajashree MohapatraNov 20, 2024

No Licks, No Bows

Mehzabeen’s poem explores individuality and authenticity, challenging conformity in a world that values flattery. It embraces unique perspectives,…

ByByMehzabeen HussainNov 19, 2024

Compose on You…

A poignant poem about loss of a friend, an elegy, by Rituparna, exclusively for Different Truths. There lies…

ByByRituparna KhanNov 15, 2024