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    Threads of Rainlit Trails
    Threads of Rainlit Trails
    Threads of Rainlit Trails
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    Threads of Rainlit Trails

    By Johan Kirsipuu

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    "Threads of Rainlit Trails" weaves a delicate tapestry of imagery and emotion, inviting readers to wander through the intricate interplay of nature and the human experience. Each poem echoes with the soft pitter-patter of raindrops, reflecting moments of introspection, joy, and melancholy. Through vivid language and evocative metaphors, thi

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSwan Charm Publishing
    Release dateDec 22, 2024
    ISBN9789908151786
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      Threads of Rainlit Trails - Johan Kirsipuu

      Harmony in the Caress of Cool Breezes

      In the hush of twilight's gleam,

      Gentle whispers weave a dream.

      Softly swaying, trees embrace,

      Nature's breath, a warm embrace.

      Clouds drift slowly, painted skies,

      Laughter dances, sweet replies.

      Petals fall like whispers low,

      In the breeze, our spirits flow.

      Rippling streams, a soothing sound,

      In their melody, peace is found.

      Harmony sings, the heart will sway,

      In every breath, come what may.

      Stars awaken, twinkle bright,

      Guiding dreams through endless night.

      Moonlight drapes a silver lace,

      A soft glow, a sweet embrace.

      Nightly wonders, nature's art,

      Each cool breeze, it warms the heart.

      Together in this tranquil scene,

      We find solace, pure and keen.

      Footprints on a Liquid Mosaic

      In the glint of morning dew,

      Footprints trace a quiet clue.

      Ripples dance in gentle sway,

      Nature whispers, come and play.

      Colors blend in vibrant hue,

      Stories told in each review.

      Liquid shards beneath the light,

      Reflecting dreams in flight.

      Murmurs of the Misty Meadow

      Beneath the veil of soft gray shroud,

      Whispers rise, though not too loud.

      Each blade of grass a tale to tell,

      In the mist they weave so well.

      The silence hums a soothing song,

      Nature’s notes where hearts belong.

      A dance of shadows, light and shade,

      In this haven, lost but stayed.

      A Symphony of Soaked Leaves

      Raindrops fall like gentle beats,

      Nature's rhythm in retreats.

      Leaves shimmer, glistening bright,

      Playing soft in morning light.

      A breeze stirs up a sweet refrain,

      Melodies of joy and pain.

      With every drip, a note profound,

      In this symphony, magic found.

      Nature's Essence in Every Drip

      From the sky, a crystal stream,

      Mirroring every waking dream.

      Each droplet holds a world within,

      Where life begins, not just a whim.

      The earth drinks deep, in pure delight,

      As colors burst to greet the light.

      In every corner, life will thrive,

      Nature's essence keeps us alive.

      Whispers of a Water-Kissed Path

      Gentle ripples swirl and breeze,

      Softly murmuring through the trees.

      Footsteps light on earth so fair,

      Nature's secrets linger there.

      Mossy stones and ferns will sway,

      Echoes of a child's play.

      Through the shade, in sunlit glades,

      Whispers weave as nature fades.

      Round the bend, a cool embrace,

      Tracing trails, we find our place.

      Boughs will arch, a silent dome,

      Calling out the heart to roam.

      Petals float on waters deep,

      Where the murmurs dare to seep.

      In this dance of light and shade,

      Tales of time are gently laid.

      In quiet hours, joy is found,

      Listen close to earth's soft sound.

      Every step a story tells,

      Where the heart of nature dwells.

      Glistening Traces Beneath the Canopy

      Sunlight sparkles on the dew,

      Leaves awaken, fresh and new.

      Whispered dreams in forest's heart,

      Where the day and night depart.

      Branches arch, a woven quilt,

      Nature’s fabric gently built.

      Lines of life in shadows cast,

      Mark the moments fading fast.

      Catch the gleam of fleeting lights,

      Colors dance on misty heights.

      Footfalls quiet on the ground,

      Hidden treasures all around.

      Underneath the ancient trees,

      Nature's sigh is carried breeze.

      Glistening traces, soft and bright,

      Guide the wanderer to light.

      Here among the roots so deep,

      Silent secrets softly seep.

      In this realm of light and shade,

      Infinite dreams lie portrayed.

      Reflections in a Silvered Stream

      Rippling waters softly flow,

      Mirroring the skies aglow.

      Echoes of the world above,

      Cradled close with

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