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TALES WOVEN IN SILKEN SHADOWS - R. S. Chaithanya (India)

 


TALES WOVEN IN SILKEN SHADOWS

 

-         R. S. Chaithanya (India)

 

 

Underneath the ancient banyan's spread,

 

Where tales weave like threads through silken air,

 

The hearts of poets dance, the spirits fed ,

 

In verses rich, ignited from despair.

 

In the land where the rivers weave tales,

 

The Ramayana echoes in the forest trails,

 

A saga of duty , love , and the fight for the right,

 

Where dharma shines like the stars in the night.

 

From the banks of Ganga, where sages tread,

 

To the bustling streets where dreams collide,

 

In the echoes of the past, we're led,

 

By legends held close, where shadows abide.

 

With every ink drop spilled on paper white,

 

An empire of thoughts unshackles, takes flight,

 

Saucy romances simmer, epics ignite,

 

In the heart of India, where day meets night.

 

And beneath the spires of Mughal might,

 

Where gardens bloom in the soft moonlight,

 

Mirza and Sahiba whisper in the breeze,

 

Their love a tapestry stitched with ease.

 

Glimmers of love in a lover's sigh,

 

Mountains that witness the teardrop's fall,

 

Each story a star in an endless sky,

 

From the ground, to the heavens,

 

we rise and sprawl.

 

Oh, celebrate the banquet of minds,

 

Where each dish served is a cultural feast,

 

In the richness of words, the soul unwinds,

 

In every stanza, a longing increased.

 

Then came the Mahabharata, a war of the heart,

 

Where grim-faced warriors played their fated part,

 

Karna, the noble, yet chained by his birth,

 

Fought with honor, finding strength in his worth.

 

So gather, dear hearts,

 

let the verses ring, In unity's grasp,

 

let our spirits take wing,

 

For in the beauty of prose that we bring,

 

Lies the essence of life, and the hope we cling.

 

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