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Poem inspired by the five senses !

About Five Senses Inspired by Me !

By Rajendran ArumugamPublished 12 months ago 4 min read
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Poem inspired by the five senses !
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About Five Senses !

In this world, we are blessed with five senses, Each one unique, with its own defenses. Sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch, All together, they make life so much.

First, let us talk about what we see, The beauty of the world around thee. The colors, the shapes, and the light, All come together to give us sight. The eyes see colors and shapes and light, The world around us, a glorious sight, The sun, the clouds, the stars in the night, A symphony for the eyes, a true delight.

From the bright sun to the stars at night, Our eyes take in the world’s delight. The mountains, the sea, and the sky, All come alive before our eyes.

But sight is not the only sense we have, There are four more that we must save. The sound of laughter, music, and voice, All make our hearts and souls rejoice.

The ears catch the music that's in the air, The sounds of birds, the wind's gentle care, The laughter of children, their unbridled share, A world full of sounds, so rich and rare.

The skin feels the touch of a gentle breeze, The warmth of the sun, the coolness of trees, The softness of fur and the roughness of keys, A world full of textures, as varied as these.

The taste buds savor the flavors we eat, The sweetness, the sourness, the salt and the heat, The rich taste of chocolate, the tang of a beat, A world full of flavors, so delectably sweet.

The nose takes in the scents of the world, The fragrance of flowers, the perfume of a girl, The aroma of food as it's cooked and unfurled, A world full of scents, their essence swirled.

All these senses, a symphony of life, Their melodies true, their rhythms true to life, Inspiration for poets, a source of delight, A world full of senses, so precious in sight.

The rustling of leaves, the chirping of birds, The sound of waves crashing onto the shore, All come together to create a symphony, That we can hear and adore.

Next, let us talk about what we smell, The aroma of flowers, the scent of the well. The smell of rain, the scent of the sea, All come together to make us feel free.

The fragrance of food, the smell of the air, All come together to create an affair. Our noses, our guide to the world, Help us distinguish what’s new and what’s old.

Now let us talk about what we taste, The flavors of food, the sensation we embrace. The sweetness of sugar, the bitter of lime, All come together to make us feel divine.

The savor of spices, the tang of cheese, All come together to make us feel at ease. Our tongue, our guide to the world of taste, Helps us enjoy every flavor with haste.

Lastly, let us talk about what we touch, The sensation of warmth, the feeling of love. The softness of fur, the roughness of sand, All come together to make us feel grand.

The comfort of a hug, the warmth of the sun, All come together to make us feel as one. Our skin, our guide to the world of touch, Helps us feel every sensation with much.

This is just one example, but there are endless possibilities for how you could incorporate the five senses into a poem. The key is to use descriptive language to create vivid images that engage the reader's imagination and make them feel like they are experiencing the world through the senses described in the poem.

In conclusion,

The five senses, each a wondrous gift, Bring life to our existence, each a shift In how we see and hear and touch and taste, And how sweet scents remind us of a place.

these five senses we have, Make life so much, it’s hard to grasp. The world around us, so beautiful and grand, Was made for us to see, hear, smell, taste, and touch.

So, let us cherish these senses we own, And use them well, before they’re gone. For in this world, we are blessed with five senses, Each one unique, with its own defenses.

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