News Topic:Spring (Season)
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Spring Blooms in Kashmir: A glimpse into Pulwama’s picturesque seasonal transformation
As the chill of winter gradually yields to the gentle warmth of spring, the picturesque landscape of Kashmir undergoes a remarkable transformation.
Poems
EARLY SPRING
"Early Spring is very beautiful. The biting cold retires into Oblivion, The hibernating-Sun makes its presence felt," writes the poet.
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Kashmir welcomes Spring with almond flowers
Kashmiris are finally breathing a sigh of relief after months of harsh winters, as signs of spring, locally called 'Soant', have begun.
Poems
MISS SEÑORITA
Señorita! I wish to hold your Hinnā' hands at a moment
Under the pleasant shafts of Spring's sunshine,
And to sing you the Ghazals of Rusul...
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THE ARRIVAL OF SPRING
"When trees express nature, The time, aiming to arrive With greenery all over them Like welcoming the Spring," writes the poet.
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