Nature At Twilight

I followed the bunchy ball of clouds,

Crawled high over the sea like sky,

It took me through valleys and downs,

Chirping birdlings as they fly,

I swirl around and around as a breeze,

Dry leaves rustle beneath my feet,

Little noise of bumble bees melody tones to please,

To the nature’s beauty my heart skips a beat,

I gazed the pearls of dews in buds,

Bejeweled by the dazzing rays of sunshine,

Beneath the giggling river in line,

Fluttering, dancing daisies in the muds,

Oh, what a thrilling sight to see,

I rejoiced as I born as new,

Thud, the scritches from squirrels in a tree,

Wild flowers shook their heads in every hue,

As I saw the last dollop of sun,

Sinking slowly in the west,

The darkness pervade to desist my fun,

With the joyous tune in lips, I hark back to my nest.