Nature Weaves

Sometimes we wear brightness,

Mostly we discard it,

Sometimes we cover darkness,

Hesitatingly we flaunt it.

Sometimes we need both,

Sometimes we feed none.

But life is an amalgamation,

Of these very dualities,

Though n different proportions,

Displaying to you varied realities.

If you choose a shade,

And make other hues fade,

Patterns you will get,

All unique and complex,

Making your discretion- an entangled net.

These wavy twigs and colorful leaves,

Make beautiful silhouettes on the sand,

Like intricately finished handloom weaves,

Here cloth is replaced by a piece of land.

What a wonderful artist nature is,

That uses light as a filature, isn’t it bliss?