The Rigid's redemption

Once the Mount Everest came in mental confusion,
Known to be the tallest among all the grounded population.

Though it got the direct sun rays as part of universal action,
But why was it still an icecold place with silent isolation?

The Sun was smiling with warm gesture to answer the immovable structure,
Ask the cold desert winds it is not my fault to leave you trembling in cold winters.

The wind with a soothing touch to  this snowy peak asked not to block its way in this juncture,
Sorry dear wind ,I fail to move a millionth of an inch to pursue the divine doctrine of this beautiful nature.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2026

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