Horror of Snowless Kashmir

Horror of Snowless #KASHMIR

Oh Kashmir, where the snow should fall

But now its absence casts a mournful pall

The once-frozen landscape, now barren and cold

The horror of a snowless winter takes its hold

The mountains that once glistened with white

Now lay bare, an eerie and haunting sight

The rivers flow silently, lacking their icy sheen

The absence of snow, a tragedy so keen

The people of Kashmir, their hearts heavy with dread

For the snow is their livelihood, their hope and their bread

The silence of the land, a whisper of despair

As the horror of a snowless winter fills the air

Gone are the joyous days of snowball fights

The laughter and the wonder that once took flight

Instead, there is fear and uncertainty in the air

As the snowless winter brings a burden hard to bear

Oh Kashmir, may the snow return in all its glory

And bring back the beauty of your wintery story

May the horror of a snowless land be but a memory

As the snowfall returns to restore your winter scenery.

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