Walking; as if I am walking in the scenery of story
Through mountain, hilly forest, bush of greenery
Walking beneath to peak, peak to beneath as spider
Seeing riding horse outside of forest, inside the tiger
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Concrete tiger stands now to recollect pre animal power We are all with the gnomon walk since nature to falsetto /// nostalgic place sometimes becomes a point of recolleting; beautiful your description
We are living here, leaving the wood of nature now we are living in the forest of bricks, stone, cement and concreate life! - masterly crafted
Natural world now changing into concrete - it's reality, reality none can deny we have live there to welcome every new reality through this concrete life
it's your poem where I can smell your city which is now changed completely
Thank u dear MAHTAB BANGALEE for your great thoughts. tony
Cottage, dark meal, vehicle's cacophony now its deal Concrete tiger stands now to recollect pre animal power We are all with the gnomon walk since nature to falsetto. Reflections, nature, facts of life. thank u dear Mu
Walking; as if I am walking in the scenery of story Through mountain, hilly forest, bush of greenery Walking beneath to peak, peak to beneath as spider- - - - - - - - such an adventure you took us on and it was like we walked beside you and smelled the spicy pine- thank you for taking us there to a time the land didn't lie beneath concrete... beautiful piece
Preserve Majestic Awe-inspiring Tiger the loss of habitat the loss of fauna flora spells extinction event for territory vast dependent majestic tiger unless we preserve protect in sanctuaries desolate concrete jungles are barren substitutes Inspired by the poem 'Change To Concrete' by the poet MAHTAB BANGALEE. Dedicated to the poet MAHTAB BANGALEE.
the loss of habitat, the loss of fauna flora, spells extinction event, for territory vast dependent tiger, unless we preserve protect in sanctuaries
This is the state of affairs now every where in the world, loss of nature and wild life! And concrete replicates reminding us what we have lost!
No one lived out of the fort in the reign of Nawabi power Here there everywhere of this mountain was tiger's chivalry Since that TigerPass was the name of this land as the glory a fine writing about Tiger pass. liked it very much. tony
Very nice poem, and I love the picture! I would invite you to read my poems (I have five of them) but my account is new and Poem Hunter has not activated them yet. I don't understand this. I thought people would be able to read them at once when they were posted!
Hi sometimes I wonder why people kill tigers and other animals for money. Recently 5/7 elephants were butchered in Africa. Very sad in.deed.this is a beautiful write reminiscencing on the Tigers. Mohabeer Beeharry
Yup the the tiger is an imagery, hence it stands for all animals in the poem. Further poet pointed how forests are eroded by man in recent decades. Most of living beings dying a death in the hands of man.. Very expressive poetry....
Everything is not permanent which is a realitry.An amazing write!
A very striking photo in light green and a poem which resonates. I like poems about walking.
dont write that it bad it bad cuz sad and bad bad bad BADDDDDDD! ! ! bad comment bad
No forest but greenery bush still carries the memento Cottage, dark meal, vehicle's cacophony now its deal Concrete tiger stands now to recollect pre animal power We are all with the gnomon walk since nature to falsetto. This poem is really very very beautiful. thank u dear poet. Mahtab. tony
We walk on the face of an experimental sundial. We walk with the gnomon's shadow, which is thrown by the light of partial understanding into the future. The tiger's absence is in that shadow. A very thought provoking write.9
Now I am running by vehicle through its divided hill The land is over there with that's name except the tiger/No forest but greenery bush still carries the memento....your personal experience of traveling through lush green area though little modernized is fascinatingly expressed in this poem!
A beautiful poem. Many congratulations dear Mehtab!