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Leaf’s Odyssey “Outside My Window”

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The Tatwa Girl

A leaf’s odyssey is about to begin
When I sit and see Outside My Window…
Nature is alive
The view is fresh
it’s the sign for monsoons to arrive
The barren trees will now bear leaves

The journey will soon begin

It’s the season of rain
It’s the time for the new campaign
The new tiny leaves on the tree, which have grown like carefree
The fresh greens highlighted by the sun and that’s my leaf among everyone.

When I sit and see Outside My Window…
I look out on hills to Explore
The smell of earth so fresh is Petrichor.
I enjoy the smell of mud,
along with My hands-on the hot coffee mug.

When I sit and see Outside My Window…
Refreshing rains, make the hot mud so awaked,
Like the moments have been baked.
The message of clouds,
That moves across the grounds.

When I sit and see Outside My Window…
I get such blissful views with nature’s sound
I’m blessed to have rainbows around

When I sit and see Outside My Window…
Parrots squawk and say hello
pretty squirrels chatter like a talk show
If I peep a little more
on the other side of the houseOutside my window

Peacock flies over the outhouse

Droplets on leaves, Designs they leave.
When I sit and see Outside My Window…
Monsoon knocks on the door,
With lots of fresh cheer.

When I sit and see Outside My Window…
fresh, raw, unripe, immature leaves
which started its journey from a tree
its admired for its beauty and freshness
it looks as if nature has re-dressRain, Wet, Window, Glass Yellow, Flower, Nature

When I sit and see Outside My Window…
Torrents of rain sweep the sidewalks clean.
A ray light raining morning in August
Monsoon magic makes it happen on the Earth’s crust.

When I sit and see …
I see the Shower that cleanses the Earth
Meadows of land which gets there worth.Book, Read, Tee, Literature, Window Sill, Houseplant

I love beauty and thank nature.
My leaf is fresh and clear
It’s filled with life and unlimited cheer
It has hope and a new beginning
When I sit and see Outside My Window…

This post is part of #WordsMatter, which is a monthly blog hop hosted by Corinne from The Frangipani Creative, Parul from Happiness and Food and Shalini from The Kohle Eyed.

I received this tag from Shilpa Garg at A Rose is a Rose is a Rose! It’s my pleasure to pass on this tag to Fantastic feathers at Fantastic Feathers. There are 47 of us on this Blog Hop and it will be spread over 3 days – 2, 3, 4 August. Do follow the #WordsMatter Blog Hop and prepare to be surprised!

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44 responses to “Leaf’s Odyssey “Outside My Window””

  1. Balaka Basu avatar
    Balaka Basu

    Lovely poem.

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    1. PraGun avatar
      PraGun

      Thank you very much

      Reply
  2. Unishta avatar
    Unishta

    I loved those photos that accompany your words . Truly nature is best .

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    1. PraGun avatar
      PraGun

      Thanks for admiring and liking it.

      Reply
  3. Amrita BASU avatar
    Amrita BASU

    Enjoyed seeing the rainbow and the nature views outside your window.I think we all enjoy seeing plants and birds outside the window!

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    1. PraGun avatar
      PraGun

      Thanks for liking
      Yes, nature is filled with such beautiful sights, we just need to open our windows.

      Reply
  4. Mahati ramya adivishnu avatar
    Mahati ramya adivishnu

    The monsoons and the beauty of nature cannot be put in words. Your post reminded me of the rain, leaves showered in rain, the smell of Earth before rain.

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    1. PraGun avatar
      PraGun

      Yes, the sight of fresh green leaves, droplets is amazing, its sign of new life on earth.

      Reply
  5. Shilpa Garg avatar
    Shilpa Garg

    I think, monsoon is the best season to sit by the window and soak in the beauty and marvels of the nature!! Love the views from your window! 🙂

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    1. PraGun avatar
      PraGun

      Thanks
      Yes, monsoon gives more reasons to enjoy the rains from the window and with new upcoming greens and freshness in the nature.

      Reply
  6. Shalini R avatar
    Shalini R

    I don’t know what I like more – the pics or the poem! Beautifully written 🙂 Thank you for participating in the bloghop! Hope you have fun!

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    1. PraGun avatar
      PraGun

      Thanks for appreciating.
      It’s my pleasure to be part of #WordsMatter blog hop with all you lovely bloggers.

      Reply
  7. Keerthi Vydyula avatar
    Keerthi Vydyula

    I love the views from your window. I have my little paradise outside my balcony but it certainly doesn’t have peacocks!

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    1. PraGun avatar
      PraGun

      Thanks. Indeed the balcony paradise has different benefits which I may not have. I love the cozy balcony enclosures a lot.

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  8. Pragnya Mishra avatar
    Pragnya Mishra

    So observant of you Pragun. I felt my all senses awakened with the smell of mud, warmth of cup, birds chirping, clouds sailing…
    How skillfully you used the prompt and added the panchatatwa elements in same. A signature post 🙂

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    1. PraGun avatar
      PraGun

      Thanks a lot for appreciating.
      You made my day by assigning it signature tag, Much love

      Reply
  9. Suzy avatar
    Suzy

    Such a fresh and uplifting post. So many sights and sounds of nature.
    dropping by from the bloghop

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    1. PraGun avatar
      PraGun

      Thanks a lot for appreciating and loving it. Nature is filled with bountiful beautiful sights.

      Reply
  10. Kala Ravi avatar
    Kala Ravi

    Beautiful musings on the monsoon magic! Loved the images and the words! Monsoon is such a poetic season, isn’t it?

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    1. PraGun avatar
      PraGun

      Thank you very much for appreciating.
      Yes, monsoon is every artists favourite season, it is filled with emotions and creative thoughts.

      Reply
  11. Corinne Rodrigues avatar
    Corinne Rodrigues

    Thank you for sharing your ‘Monsoon Magic’ with us, Pragun.

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    1. PraGun avatar
      PraGun

      That’s my pleasure to see this magic Outside my window and pen it down for this blog hop.

      Reply
  12. Anagha Yatin avatar
    Anagha Yatin

    What an observant eye you have! Loved it whwn you describes the designs made by the droplets on the leaves. Loved it when you metaphorically called the life a leaf!
    Very fresh, positive and petrichore laced take on the prompt.

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  13. An@m! avatar
    An@m!

    Beautiful poem and beautiful expression of the nature.

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    1. PraGun avatar
      PraGun

      Thank you very much

      Reply
  14. Leo avatar
    Leo

    Quite a lovely world outside your window 🙂

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  15. Jyothi avatar
    Jyothi

    It’s amazing how almost all writers have similar thoughts and feelings when looking outside the window! Loved your views too!

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  16. Suha Vijay avatar
    Suha Vijay

    Lovely poem and enjoyed your description about monsoons

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    1. PraGun avatar
      PraGun

      Thank you very much

      Reply
  17. Obsessivemom avatar
    Obsessivemom

    That was so beautifully done. Loved how you integrated your words with the images.

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    1. PraGun avatar
      PraGun

      Thank you very much for your kind words.

      Reply
  18. Nabanita Dhar avatar
    Nabanita Dhar

    Your post reminds me of how much I miss being in the midst of nature. Thank you for these wonderful words and equally beautiful pictures which accompany them.

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    1. PraGun avatar
      PraGun

      Thanks for the appreciation. Nature always inspires me.

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  19. Shalzmojo avatar
    Shalzmojo

    Nature can be so inspiring as evident in your poetry – great effort Pragun

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    1. PraGun avatar
      PraGun

      Thanks for such lovely words.

      Reply
  20. Shilpa Nairy avatar
    Shilpa Nairy

    Loved all the pics.. you are surrounded such a beautiful landscape.. really blessed.

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  21. Anamika Agnihotri avatar
    Anamika Agnihotri

    I love the view outside your window. The sight of peacocks and parrots outside the window must be pleasing along with rain drops hitting the window glasses.

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    1. PraGun avatar
      PraGun

      Thanks for liking the sight, yes it’s a wonderful feeling.

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  22. Suchita Agarwal avatar
    Suchita Agarwal

    What a beautiful poem. Nature does present the best muse, doesn’t it 🙂

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    1. PraGun avatar
      PraGun

      Thanks a lot for liking, yes nature is always inspiring.

      Reply
  23. Parul Thakur avatar
    Parul Thakur

    I loved your pictures and more so that coffee glass. I also enjoy drinking my chai in a glass tumbler. Your poem was lovely too. Thank you for reminding us all to soak in the monsoon magic.
    I am so glad you joined #WordsMatter. 🙂

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    1. PraGun avatar
      PraGun

      Thank you very much for liking and appreciating.
      It’s my pleasure to be part of #WordsKMatter with all awesome bloggers.

      Reply
  24. Geethica Mehra avatar
    Geethica Mehra

    Looking outside the window always give plenty and hope and inspiration.

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    1. PraGun avatar
      PraGun

      Yes and loads of thoughts too that can creep from window to mind.

      Reply

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