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Sky

Nov 21, 2024
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By Ruhani Kothari


The nature’s gift that changes its colours,

From crimson to gold to blue to indigo.

The whole sky when covered with clouds,

The gloomy greys thundering out loud,

The trees, the mountains bow down to the sky

Where the mighty lord sits crossing borders, so high!


When the seasons change and summer hits,

The sky is gold like jewels lit.

When it’s raining and pouring and lightning strikes

It turns grey with left to see no light.

When autumn hits and leaves turn carrot

It reflects those colours to ginger.


When the sun rises red, it turns orange,

When the noon hits, it’s gleaming lemon,

When dusk hits and the sun starts to fade,

The orange and gold colours begin playing again,

Once the night hits and it’s dark outside

The moon lights it up with all its might

And when it repeats itself and the day comes bright

The sky tells stories that make all the stars unite…


By Ruhani Kothari


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