Whether sunset or sunrise
In the day or night,
Ensconced in greens and colours varied,
My heart ripples at the touch of a sweet breeze
And reflects the softness of love delight.
oops! I sent too soon! dear Bharati, 'of love delight' ...I'm thinking you MIGHT 'want' 'of love's delight' OR 'of love delightful'. : )
It's not my 'heart' which sometimes 'ripples' when I see a T-shirt which shows off a woman's nipples! I didn't say that! ! OK, maybe I did. bri ;)))
Top stars for the 'Ripples of the heart' and to my favourite.
I can feel the sweet breeze and the love delight in this fascinating poem, dear Poetess Bharati.
A poem on nature is ever delightful to read. The heart ripples at the touch of sweet breeze.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
'verb past tense: ensconced; past participle: ensconced establish or settle (someone) in a comfortable, safe, or secret place. 'Agnes ensconced herself in their bedroom' Similar: settle install establish'....so, THERE! I'm ensconced. bri : )