Swarnali Nath

  • MoonForest

    I touch the soft moon beams, I taste the milkish light I smell the glowing white I hear the moon singing me a lullaby Looking above, I see, A magic is floating in the sky. The MoonForest with a white… Continue reading

    MoonForest
  • Rustling of Leaves

    The rustling sound of leaves tell me that you’re here with me, that you have been walking with me, In a parallel timeline On the parallel paths. But I can’t touch you; You’ve been so far Twinking beside the evening… Continue reading

    Rustling of Leaves
  • Trance of Kadamba

    Standing beneath the Kadamba tree I hear the flute Calling my name from a faraway land. I sit in the midst of the fallen flowers and keep my head on His shoulder In the trance of Kadamba, I see Krishna… Continue reading

    Trance of Kadamba
  • Jasmine Garland

    My secret lover leaves at the arrival of dawn. The jasmine flowers weave the garland with my teardrops. (This post is a part of BlogchatterA2Z Challenge 2026) (This poem is part of my A to Z poetry series titled, ‘EarthSong.’ Read the… Continue reading

    Jasmine Garland
  • Inhaling the Seasons

    The wind carries the scent of the seasons, I breathe it in, deep and slow, giving birth to a new hope, and let go of what remained unspoken… (This post is a part of BlogchatterA2Z Challenge 2026) (This poem is part of… Continue reading

    Inhaling the Seasons
  • The Sacred Murmur of Honeybees

    In the hum of bees, I listen – A hymn awakens, a whisper from far, like a sacred chanting arising from a blooming garden. (This post is a part of BlogchatterA2Z Challenge 2026) (This poem is part of my A to Z… Continue reading

    The Sacred Murmur of Honeybees