Zenith in nature's arms

By watedroplet





near to dusk

world wraps in a husk

closing all the works

for light turned dark


and nothing seemed to work

so they chose to park

leaving behind the mark

of the light's arc


tearing the dark

crackling the beach walk

mesmerising the look

which only nature can cook


amidst the silvery book

scribbled with golden rock

holding the most effluent block

unconceivable by any flock


immersed in her photoluminescence

as the world wears the non-luminescence

marking her eminence

not by might or by power but by her fluorescence


so hide not your true essence

which has power to mark her presence

ideal enough to commence

the good captured in dominance


choose to balance

the radiance of valance

captured in glance

yet capable to take you to trance.


(c)Water droplet

C05.04.2023.

‘This post is part of #BlogchatterA2Z challenge’ and hyperlink to www.theblogchatter.com


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  1. A Rustic Mind2 May 2023 at 01:25

    captured in glance
    yet capable to take you to trance.

    Such a good way to look at one's worth

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