A Poet at a Dolphin Show – A Poem
When you live near a famous aquarium, all your visitors have that place on the top of their tourism to-do list. As a result, and as part of being a good host you have to visit and sometimes watch some … Continued
The Monarch – A Poem About the Monarch Butterflies
It may be the stunning appearance of the monarch butterflies that wins them admirers, but what makes them a species to marvel at, is their incredible ability to fly across a whole continent. When fall starts, fluttering those striking hues … Continued
World Tiger Day & a Poem – Stuffed
I once saw this toy seller in India. By the side of a crowded traffic signal, he was taking a nap, resting on one of his life-sized, stuffed tigers. In this rather intriguing glimpse, I saw something scary. And that … Continued
Saguaro Cactus, Gila Woodpeckers, and A Poem – A Wide Open Arizona Road
In America, the land of superlatives, the landscapes and the elements of nature constantly awe with their size and expanse. A place that has forever gripped me in its spell with a vast tract filled with blissful silence, and has left … Continued
Aspiration – A Poem
Feature Image by Peter H on Pixabay
For the Elephant Killed in Kerala, India – A Poem & an Illustration
July 2022 Update: I thank Nikita Dhawan, founder of the non-profit Youth For Animals – A Youth Ambassador for Born Free Foundation, a member of IUCN’s Commission on Education and Communication (CEC) and a Youth Ambassador for Earthday.org, -For sharing … Continued
A Lit Up Meadow – A Poem about Fireflies
About four Junes ago on a warm evening, I had watched a surreal sight of a dazzling display of synchronized fireflies blinking in the air over a small meadow not very far from home. That exhilarating experience had inspired me … Continued
A Little More Daisy! – A Poem
Photography & Poem Copyright ©2018 by Gyaneshwari Dave
You, Little Dandelion! – A Poem
A random visit to a city park last afternoon brought me to a small patch of a Dandelion field. When I sat down and looked at the Dandelions from real close, I felt that one of those fluffy white balls … Continued