NATURE’S BOUNTIES ARE APLENTY

 FROM SAMPATH’S DESK:

 

 




 

 NATURE’S BOUNTIES ARE APLENTY


28 July - WORLD NATURE 

CONSERVATION DAY

 

 

Nature's kit has many God’s gifts and boons for us;

Nature is the reason for our existence;

For it equips us with all sources of subsistence;

And provides all means of assistance;

To eat, drink, and enjoy things for sustenance;

All of very great importance!

 

 

The umbrella of sky painted with blue is a unique optical architecture;

The hovering clouds - black and white - stand out there with their characteristic  texture and stature;

Cloud collision and bursting produce rain water - an incredible enrapturing feature;

Undoubtedly, Nature is our present and the future!

 

 

Nature’s bounties are as boundless as the sea;

Everywhere you have something to see;

To fleece or abuse it is too flimsy;  

And never ever make it clumsy!

 

 

The sunrise, the sunshine, the sunset, and the Rainbow are celestial attraction;

Different phases of the waxing and waning Moon and the gleaming Stars are the nocturnal collection;

Besides, the omnipresent air, forests and the flora and fauna are its typical manifestation;

What to say of the widespread vegetation of many hues without limitation!

 

 

The march past in the sky of Cirrus, Cirrostratus, Cirrocumulus, Altostratus, Altocumulus, Stratus, Stratocumulus, Nimbostratus, Cumulus, Cumulus Congestus, Cumulonimbus, Wall clouds, Shelf clouds, Fracture Scuds, Mammatus, Contrails, the Fog and the like are part of ever-changing aerial transfiguration!

 

 

Nature majestically beams and streaks through countless objects around;

It showers and splashes on the surroundings wonders that resound, rebound, and redound;

The scenic beauty and sounds all over are grand;

From nature, you have food for thought besides many life lessons to be absorbed!

 

 

Let’s salute and venerate Mother Nature!

Let’s also make service to others the second nature!

 

 

 

R.SAMPATH

5/4/2023

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