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TULIPS

Doyeta Das

Tulips
Where the precious is placed above the stalks,
More on it tends to stop ;
To watch its mate growing
Behind and through the flocks.

Tulips
Where it's skin is amalgamated,
With all the seven hues;
Frozen dew on its tip
Reflected the world seems to appear askew.

Tulips
When it's place along appears to be a vibrant belt
Where all the bonds started and ended;
Stars chose this place ,
Rather to look up sight of u my heart would melt.

About this poem

This poem describes about a poets view towards a this nature beauty which is incapable of being expressed and admires a young tulip towards its amateur steps. The authore is quite keen to discover its eternal beauty. His way of viewing the minnow creature growing can be considered candid( straight forward). On the contrary he mentioned its beauty is not a source to get compared of.

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Written on March 09, 2022

Submitted by doyetad on March 03, 2023

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Quick analysis:

Scheme Axxxx Abxxx Acbxc
Closest metre Iambic trimeter
Characters 442
Words 93
Stanzas 3
Stanza Lengths 5, 5, 5
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Doyeta Das

Currently studying in grade 8. Living a healthy life in India, born on 13th oct 2008 in West bengal Kharagpur. First attempt for a poem, if by chance I get a position it would be the best present for me. more…

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