After The First Rainfall: A Verdant Ode
After The First Rainfall: A Verdant Ode
Upon the canvas of nature's hand,
A masterpiece unfolds, so grand,
As raindrops kiss the thirsty earth,
A symphony of rebirth.
The sun bids farewell to cloudy shroud,
Emerald blades, a verdant crowd,
Glistening jewels on every leaf,
Nature's art, a sweet relief.
From arid lands, a fragrant mist,
With life's elixir, they are kissed,
And barren fields transform their hue,
Into a sea of vibrant view.
The scent of earth, so freshly damp,
Invokes a joyous, carefree tramp,
Through meadows lush, with colors bright,
An artist's palette of delight.
Each petal wears a diamond bead,
The nectar's dance, a gentle creed,
A chorus of the feathered throng,
An orchestra of nature's song.
The trees stretch tall with emerald glee,
A dance of life, so wild and free,
With leaves that whisper in the breeze,
A lullaby to put hearts at ease.
The butterflies, a vibrant fleet,
With wings of grace, they gently greet,
As they flutter by, a wondrous sight,
Painting the air with colors bright.
Beneath the arch of azure skies,
Where nature's beauty never dies,
A paradise of greenery,
A living, breathing tapestry.
So let us cherish this precious sight,
The aftermath of rain's delight,
For in this scene, we find our place,
Amidst the green, a world of grace.