It’s Time to Ring the Bell

 The Bed of Roses
Smiles in our presence,
The bubbles of water
Float to make us rejoice,
The rainbow in the sky
Colours the accompany of life.

We are falling, falling, falling
In a profound love,
Rising, rising, rising
With the time of clock,
The nature looks over us;
Each time, the breeze is feeling us.
 
The air whistles in wind,
The leaves dance in meadow,
And the birds twitter on the trees,
It tells,
From a long distance,
“It’s Time to Ring the Bell.”
 
Seeing through window,
A moment in the horizon,
Just neighing of horses—
Ringing the Bell in their ranch,
Looking at our flowered KISSES
At a glance!
 
A voice is coming through
Just like it sounds,
“It’s time to Ring the Bell.”, “It’s time to Ring the Bell.”
Otherwise,
You will miss the day
like a whirled ashtray.

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