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Birth of Mirth-giving Water on this Earth
Contributed by
mvvenkataraman
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Wednesday, 10th August 2011 @ 05:09:49 AM in AEST
Topic:
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No one exactly knows Sun's history
Everyone gives his own theory
Fiery Sun's powerful fire-fury
Is tamed by the Sea being watery
World is by the Sun excellently sustained
By the World's beauty He is entertained
Lazy state is by Him never at all attained
World's welfare is by Him ascertained
The vast blue voluptuous sea
From the Sky, Sun could see
Gives green signals every tree
With a plea to give water free
Some say the World was by the Sun created
They were for unknown reasons separated
Lots of joys were for the World incorporated
As God wants the World to be protected
As the blue Sea is beautifully attractive
And Sun is also very seriously active
To be protective God takes the initiative
Connecting Sun with Sea as a relative
Cool Sea gives the Sun love-shade
Both of course are totally God-made
When by the Sun His duty is displayed
His love to the Sea is also conveyed
With vigor Sun works and sweats
What a pleasure the lovely Sea gets
Water as profit their association nets
Because of this love, both forget regrets
Clouds are masters in the Sky-school
God has enacted each and every rule
Moon is a Divine tool to nicely cool
Water-children, clouds will pool
Learn lessons via clouds the water-student
In traveling art he becomes very brilliant
He is obedient, though an essential ingredient
Seeing their children, Sun and Sea are radiant
Sun and Sea continue to produce
Love and affection come to induce
Does Sun's prowess age reduce?
In their own way scientists deduce
After attaining perfect maturity
And testing its quality and purity
Clouds give the job of raining activity
Water falls with sagacity or ferocity
Sometimes happens severe inundation
Many times get rain solid commendation
Prosperity comes via God's recommendation
Life of Sun has laid the strongest foundation
When it rains, grow grains
When it rains, man complains
When it rains, a poet explains
"No rains, No grains" remains
O- Water- You are Sun's child
From Sea-Mother you are bailed
World is derailed if you have failed
Please be neither mild nor very wild
All say something when it rains
But life-blood the World obtains
Sun and Sea never indulge in bargains
Water, Sea regains, Universe retains
A great role to all, the Lord assigns
Shirking responsibility, God never resigns
All Universal things are God's designs
After creating, with faith only God signs
When it rains peace enjoys boom
Too much rain registers total gloom
Any how for water Sea has enough room
Their affection, Sun and Sea resume
Rain and soil create a fragrant perfume
Which is the best, all poets assume
Though the past scientists exhume
Let not the present suffer doom
When it rains, pleasure is deep
As great rewards we all reap
Rain in excess makes all weep
By too little, peace we cannot keep
Divine Water is very, very tasty
We take it when we feel thirsty
Water belongs to the Divine-Dynasty
Avoid nasty wasting following honesty.
mvvenkataraman
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Re: Birth of Mirth-giving Water on this Earth
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by poeticjestix on
Wednesday, 10th August 2011 @ 07:26:10 AM AEST
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| you ought to live in preston. It rains all the time. I haven't seen the sun in a week, glad to know it is still there. |
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Re: Birth of Mirth-giving Water on this Earth
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by emystar on
Thursday, 11th August 2011 @ 06:28:26 PM AEST
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Awesome writing. I luv the rain.
Great job.
Blessings,
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