Welcome to Day 7 of the #RRBC “SPOTLIGHT” Author Blog Tour for @BalroopShado #RRBCSA #RRBC_Community

I’m thrilled to participate in the RRBC Author Tour for Moments We Love, Poetry by Baloop Singh. Poetry is glorious to write and read, and Balroop is a worthy representative of this precious art form.

MARCH 2020 SA BALROOP SINGH DAY 7

Ode To Poetry 

 

Time stands still in your clique

Stream of consciousness flows faster

Solitude becomes sweeter

Silent soliloquies speak softly

 

Imagination soars in your company

Insights find a crystal clear channel

Enlightening moments ignite ideas

You add a calming color to them.

 

Sunsets lend their hues to my words

Moon breathes life into them

Mesmerizing dawn dons divine light

When you visit my humble abode

 

You inspire me to look at the clouds

Creative fairies step out and smile

Somber thoughts spill out to greet you

You enthrall them when you meet

 

You enhance my inner voice

You absorb all my woes

You draw me out of my cocoon

You tell me to keep desires in tune.

 

You are my perceptive mentor

I was delighted to discover you

Only you could direct me through streams

Thank you for giving shape my dreams.

© Balroop Singh.

Poetry is my first love. I like this genre due to its succinct style.  It is a painting that gets its hues from words. Just one metaphor can evoke emotions that couldn’t be described in a thousand words.

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Many thanks to Balroop and to RRBC for this highlight of one of my favorite art forms– poetry!
Cheers & Happy Reading!
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8 comments

  1. I love this poem. I would love to use it with my students because there are so many great examples of figurative language in it, and my students struggle not only with identifying them but also understand their purpose and meaning. 🙂

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