HIMALAYA
By Chan Mongol
(Written in 2007)
HIMALAYA
Almost 30 to 50 million years ago, Himalaya took the birth;
Himalaya firmly fixed our homeland as a pillar for the Earth!
Indian plates collided against Euro-Asian plates;
To bring earth's physique and face to up to dates!
In a huge violence it caused the thunder shake;
The latest formation of the earth to make!
About 1600 miles length and a sky high construction;
Himalaya rose up on 'Tethys Sea', in a violent motion!
With 200 to 250 miles width of the Himalaya sculpture;
It was needed as a pillar to hold our earth and water!
Homes of Gods were those peaks of the mountain there;
In order to control our lives and agriculture!
Himalaya was the home of Gods with their divine powers as very sacred;
Gods were to provide season livelihood fruit, crops and bread!
Up to the Everest peak, it is almost 5.5 miles high;
Thanks to Hillary and Sherpa who touched that sky!
And now, in modern days, , there are still expeditions;
Tourists bring monies for local populations.
Himalaya got own supreme ruling and much influence;
Asian, Indian agriculture and climate to make the balance.
Himalaya gives lives and also holding our fate;
Violent earthquakes pushes us to last day's gate!
Around isolated various valleys of Himalaya there are people;
With wild lives, fruits, homes tribes of big or small.
On Tibetan Plateau with horses, goats, deers;
With avalanches, storms, global warming dangers!
Since prehistoric times, lakes, rivers and rinsing of rain water;
Himalaya been contributing to Indian atmosphere!
Meeting Oceans, filling rivers, Canals, swamps, lakes;
But problems are rising for global warming and earthquakes!
Himalaya popped up on the ‘Tethys Sea' and it was very violent;
Today's Earth has been formed from that violent incident!
Even, the last day may come from this Good old Himalaya mountain;
To end the living entity and thus, ending suffering and pain!
Almost 30 to 50 million years ago, Himalaya took the birth;
Himalaya firmly fixed our homeland as a pillar for the Earth!
By Chan Mongol
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