Basundia

Basundia, a glittering wonder of untamed raw Nature,
The pastoral splendour that reflects Eden in miniature.
The claret lychee-yards that stoop, stoop, stoop, stoop
With its branches, bunches that loop, loop, loop loop.

Blonde body of jackfruits dazzles green luminescence
Of grass-wet field as if with the golden phosphorescence.
The abundance of fruits fills the air with a dozy scent
So that thirsty drunkards of Nature can drink affluent.

The fresh air enters into the heart instead of the lung
And captivates that inner core, ever-new, ever-young.
The enchantress Basundia with her wands of Beauty,
Drenches the eyes of beholder with nectar of divinity.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2011

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Gani Avatar
October 15, 2011 at 5:24 AM
Thanks, Nancy. Perhaps, poetry is meant to be exaggerated but the place is certainly beautiful and hard to explain into words.
Jones Avatar
October 15, 2011 at 5:01 AM
sounds too good to be true
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