Waseem A Malla (Radbugh Srinagar(Jammu and Kashmir))
Snow In Kashmir
There on the summit of a hillock,
I waited for my muse to inspire a song;
And she came with a musing so bright,
It painted the valleys with snow, all white;
The red embers groaned in my Kangri,
Within my shivering being & cold body;
My Pheran keeping me safe and warm,
Settling in Kashmir is the winter's charm;
All the mountain, farm, house & hill,
Were deep frozen in the winter chill;
The snow sandwiched between heaven & earth,
Smeared on my lips an eternal mirth;
The icicles from the roof-edges, hanging-
A feast for the mouth: numb & napping;
A divine bliss for the innocent hearts-
The sledgy slopes, with some bumpy parts;
Giving the urchins a roller-coaster ride,
Falling back two with every up-stride;
The rays of the sun, so weak and cold,
Are like secrets which clouds unfold;
The blanket of snow hiding the land,
Makes my Kashmir look heavenly grand...
© Waseem A Malla
Srinagar Kashmir
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Poet's Notes about The Poem
The upper garment called a pheran is like a gown which hangs in loose folds and has sleeves.