WONDERING IN THE VALLEYS
WONDERING IN THE VALLEYS
Written by PROF. MUSHTAQUE AHMED PATHAN
UNIVERSITY OF SINDH, JAMSHORO, PAKISTAN
CELL NO. 00923362401532, E-mail: mapathan@ usindh.edu.pk
I walked early in the morning.
Along a rugged route with horns
Crossed the tracks and trails
Listening to grazing animals’ bells
Watching the trees and flying birds
Sweet noise of goats and sheep
The shepherds with blooming beep
Sticks in their hands
Controlling the hurds with bands
Voice of wind crossing along my ears
With a mix of roaring lions and bears
Jumping monkeys on the trees
With cold weather and breeze
Light and dark clouds in the sky
Like a floating butterfly
A very very thin drizzling fell upon my head.
A fantastic taste I enjoyed like Ned
Rain slowly picked up speed.
Everything was under drops spread
After a moment, the rain water started flowing on the earth.
The gullies received it for their dearth
All the creatures were happy and themselves
Mighty lions, bears and dears
Gathered on the lakes and ponds
Drinking water to end their fonds
Water washed the trees and mounts
Started the full speed fountains
Fountains will irrigate the forests and land.
Animals, birds, trees and valley hogs
Forests will grow and glow
Animals will sit below
A shadow and shelter are needed for living are
Life needs feed, fruit and meat.
Nature provides all the set
The mountains, ridges and valleys go green
For pure healthy environment
Supports mankind
They all become happy with a new spirit of life.
Life with peace, prosperity and development
Grow trees, forests and gardens
Protect valleys, rocks and mountains
Preserve wildlife and domestic animals
All is needed of each other
All are fed of each other
Rocks give us minerals and materials.
We build houses , highways, bridges and barrages.
Extract petroleum, gas, coal etc.
Produce electricity to run the modern world
Peaceful green, clean, healthy natural world.
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