The Heavenly Ganges Poem by Nirmesh Raman

The Heavenly Ganges

Rating: 4.3


It rises from the Himalayas High,
And flows under the God's eye;
It takes the plains in its bosom,
and makes its fertile banks blossom.

But Ganga's mourns we don't hear,
till doomsday is near;
Our nation's pride is in extremis,
we might forever lose its bliss.

Now a new age has arisen,
Ambitious Mr. Modi has a vision;
'Swachh Bharat Abhiyan', he says,
and promises to clean all its bays.

If truly for Ganges you care,
Step in front and take the Lion's share;
Be the Honcho and call a plastic ban,
alone you can't, but together we can!

Friday, November 14, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: reality
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Vishnu Vasudevan 20 April 2015

Vernacular usage of words. Colloquial equilibrium is maintained throughout. Light tinges of ammateurism is seen. But the central theme is innate and ingenious. Way to go young doyens! Vishnu.

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Nirmesh And Raman 14 November 2014

Thanks Gangadharan You Are true.

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Gangadharan Nair Pulingat 14 November 2014

Ganges the great river of India ever it is great and holiest of all rivers.A nice description.

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