Invitation To The Clouds

Summary

The article titled "Invitation To The Clouds" poetically describes the joy and optimism brought by the rain in Delhi, highlighting the benefits for the environment, agriculture, and overall well-being.

Abstract

The poem "Invitation To The Clouds" captures the essence of a rainy day in Delhi, emphasizing the rejuvenating effect of the rain on nature and the city's air quality. The morning's dark clouds, thunder, and torrential rain give way to a cleaner, greener city. Farmers welcome the rain as a boon for their crops, while the city's residents appreciate the respite from pollution. The author expresses gratitude for the rain's cleansing properties and hopes for more rain and good weather. Additionally, the author acknowledges the publication of their poems by Whitney Rose, celebrating their partnership and looking forward to future collaborations.

Opinions

The author conveys a deep appreciation for the rain and its life-giving properties, particularly in the context of Delhi's pollution issues.
There is a sense of gratitude towards clouds and rain for their role in improving air quality and supporting agriculture.
The poem reflects an optimistic view of nature's ability to renew and sustain the environment.
The author values the partnership with Whitney Rose, recognizing the positive impact of their collaboration on their work.

Come soon again and bring rain too

The clouds bellowed, The morning was dark, Lightning and thunder, The rain was torrential.

In the garden outside, The plants were happy, Clouds gave them a promise, The rain makes them green.

The farmers are delighted, Clouds are their friend, Rain gives them a good crop, To see them grow and shine.

We are pleasantly optimistic, With the prediction of rain, And good weather to follow, We love you clouds Do come soon again.

It has been a cloudy day with torrential rain in the morning in Delhi and then off and on the clouds vanish. Delhi which was suffering from pollution is now clean and green. It is in the moderately good category of air.

We have to thank the clouds for bringing in the rain and clearing the environment. Farmers are delighted as they like winter rain for their crops. The plants in the gardens also look washed and cleaned.

Nature has its own way to do things.

Thank you, Whitney Rose, for publishing my poems in Flicker and Flight in 2020 and making such a good connection. I hope we continue to share good vibes in 2o21 too.