Winter in Himalayan Foothill

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Wonderful World

In winter, cold



At the Himalayan foothills



Poor pick waste wood, twigs.



Light small fires, warm up bodies.



In and around village corners, fields



Sit together, chitchat, exchange tiding.



Affectionate atmosphere mingled smoke



Burnt leaves, woods, smell happy emotes.



Sprawl silhouette nectarine reminiscences.



Flow kindness aroma glow, fiery fragrance.



Wayside “Dhabas” serves curry, hot bread, tea.



Take a break. Highway truck drivers’ pause, feed.



As night, slip away, nebulous fog comes down to stay.



Cover field and town, trees, temple, mosque, church crown.



On horizon peach beige sun, wake up gently to tunes enchants.



New day begins prayer to God. Of previous nights, waste on roads



Collected from burnt leaves, woods, mound, is useful fertiliser formed.



Compulsions drive Natures’ poorest modest live with her frugal resources.



Education, farms, domesticities, children, women, men, struggle more no less.



Dissimilar comfort counterparts, in land prosperous, busy in other global parts.

Author's Notes/Comments: 

Natures poor children, know how to live use her resources modest, discreet.
Unlike cold stone rich, indoors, live under constant temperature twenty-two
By, heating entire house, buildings, malls, cities, bus stands, and rail stations.
Himalayan range or foothill folks contribute less than fractions to Global heats.

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