meteor showers
April Lyrids blessing skies
on rare moonlit nights
I stand bare to receive grace
on thirsty soil, parched for months
April Lyrids
meteor showers
April Lyrids blessing skies
on rare moonlit nights
I stand bare to receive grace
on thirsty soil, parched for months
Reena Saxena 
Beautiful take, Reena.
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Thanks, Indira!
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My pleasure, dear.
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Fascinating. Your words make me wish I could see the Lyrids. Living in the city, the night sky is rarely dark enough to see many stars.
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Thank you 😀 Hope you can see those on YouTube or TV
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Good suggestion! I think I will try YouTube. Won’t be the same as seeing in real time but better than none.
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How fascinating and I learned something new.
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I’d not heard of these either! Something to look out for next year.
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Maybe this helps 🙂
https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/asteroids-comets-and-meteors/meteors-and-meteorites/lyrids/in-depth/#:~:text=The%20Lyrids%2C%20which%20peak%20during%20late%20April%2C%20are,goes%20back%20to%20687%20BC%20by%20the%20Chinese.%29?msclkid=e41a7ee4cf7f11ecb6a5a8725c45b3bd
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It seems as if they are visible here in the southern hemisphere too. A perfect excuse for a rural adventure next year!
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Enjoy 👍🤗
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I love this Reena
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Thanks, Mich!
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Excellent word choice and economy! Very good indeed 👍👍
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Thank you so much!
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Thanks for joining in and teaching me something new Reena. A beautiful poem my friend
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Thank you, Sadje!
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You’re most welcome
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