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In the Lidder-Sindhu Valley, Kashmir

by @krishnapachegonkar

The birds fly away from the evergreen pines As I stir out of bed And open the window to see The mountains still asleep Behind the thick veil of fog. I fix the binoculars, Adjust the lenses Pierce through them And lo, the mountains now seem awake: They glide on the wide plains. A hide-and seek goes on between us; Till the start of the rain When the vision melts, Like the words of love The time will wear slowly away.
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published in 'Indian Literature'[Sahitya Akademi-New Delhi] journal in March-April 1981

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