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In The Shade of Chinars

Jan 8, 2025
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Updated: Jul 12, 2025

By Dr. Harvinder Jeet Kour


Here comes the season of fall,

Beautifies by the leaves of chinar,

When each fallen leaf bears witness,

To stories of love & this perpetual war.



Chinars that are centuries old,

And the beautiful traditions they hold,

Stand with their amber colour leaves,

Like the pieces of shining gold.


A picturesque view they present,

During the beautiful fall months,

When their yellow coloured leaves,

Fill the valley with Autumn scent .


Their trunks that stand with pride,

Their leaves dancing with breeze,

A phenomenal epic love of kashmir 

Are exquisitely majesty chinar trees.


By Dr. Harvinder Jeet Kour





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