The World From my Window...

A poem on the topic, the "World from my window very vast..."

Life in lockdown was a bit boring. Actually, it was too boring. It would have been a disaster if it not had been for the technology and the beautiful sceneries of nature. 

Also, many of the little minds of our country wrote many things, including poems, defining their feelings about mother nature. 

So, here is a very good poem by Tejas Agarwal, from Tinsukia, Assam, on how is the world seen through his window. This is very beautiful scenery, described even more beautifully by him!

He has written how beautiful is life from his window, mentioning the fields, tiles, roads, animals, trees, and many more!

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We are now accepting poems written by small creative minds all over India. You can submit the poem in the comment section or visit our contact us page for details. We hope that these poems will amuse you, and you maybe also, somewhat, be able to co-rellate with those words and the experiences!

You may also write down the experience from the poem and as well as yours under the three tags: #Windows #Lockdown #MyExperience

You can also make a poem and submit it to us, and we will be posting the best of the best, and it will be a great view!

So, Let's Start:

Title - The World From My Window...

The world from my window very vast,

Was able to explore the little-big world, at last.

The window frame became my second home,

The balcony became my dining dome.

The window boxes of the apartments,

Became the beauty of the jungle embarkments.

Watching the forgotten wood factory,

From the visible farms, comes the blueberry.

Watching a lonely, dusty, tiled road...

Watching the trees dance on the songs by the birds,

A pollution-free green scenery occurred.

Watching the buildings nearby,

And cows grazing on the fields of the paddy.

Then comes the storm to the window,

The windows got closed as the sunlight got low.

The storm made the visibility dim,

The balcony frame is very thin!

And life goes on...

                            Poem by Tejas Agarwal  

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