Long walks with lampposts Upslope and downhill. Friendly faces with umbrella heads along the way with Colorful scented candle shops. Open courtyard with eateries and trinkets, Wooden Cafes and scrumptious tibetan food, Rustic music playing along the lakeside. Slicing Fresh creamy and fluffy cakes And pouring warm simmering tea. Tranquil and deep waters ...
As she approached the wilderness cool wind brushing through her hair the fierce brown cat lay in the depth the creaky machaan soothed her scared senses she rushed into the woody hotel each step ahead resounded to the fearsome approach up in a corner she glanced to the little book store she ascended towards it with woody smoke in her head Books of man-eaters and brave men were stacked neatly a chill running through her veins is this what they fear? why do we come to see a cruel beast? at dawn we went trekking up the hill to the caves on the other side a tiger stays in there says the village man had a hearty sausage and omelette with fresh scars on my leg the safari rode into the thicket it is his land where we are mere guests the monkeys chatter, the peacock dances The King is nearby as we retreat losing hope we see the majestic beast upon the hill It is his home anyone who destroys it is an enemy He is the King of the Jungle
Orange hues of the horizon The sure steps of the camels in the sand Walking their way through A vast expanse of the desert. A soothing lake in the middle Surrounded by beautiful arches . A gift from a generous king Bringing relief to his people . Carved and interlocked sandstones Inviting and open courtyards ; Sprinting fountains in the centre Flowing through the sands of time . Glittering and colorful work of artisans on the streets Puppets and umbrellas guiding your way up To a view of the golden city . Tales of valour and strength Flowing across generations inside a living fort. Gushes of pride and honor In every resident till date .
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