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"A Picture-Perfect Country"

This is a warm invitation for all of you— Come, visit this country that looks like a picture.

By Wasib reza FahimPublished about a year ago 1 min read
"A Picture-Perfect Country"
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This is a warm invitation for all of you—

Come, visit this country that looks like a picture.

Of course, we don’t have many dazzling, eye-catching spots,

but that doesn’t matter.

From your modest savings,

whatever you can exchange for dollars, marks, or sterling—

towers, Mexico, or California—will seem like child’s play in comparison!

Come, travel across this picture-like country.

Such use of colors, such warmth in themes—

you won’t find it even in the works of renowned artists.

Because true art isn't about imitation, it’s about purity.

And just look—

all the materials used in this vast picture are completely genuine.

Let me tell you even more openly—

This, this is our country.

And I, being one of the chief officials of the tourism department, openly tell you—

this has been arranged entirely like a brand-new picture.

With utmost devotion, skilled artists and about thirty lakh workers

have built this picture over nine long months of tireless effort, day and night.

Here, you’ll find countless splashes of color—

but have you seen such stunning depth?

The one who draws blue from the sky and gold from dusk to paint this image—

believe me, I swear—

you’ve never seen such richness of color before!

And look at the clever use of elements—

even within the worship of the nine-faced goddess,

there is a deep artistic suggestion—

that very suggestion is, in fact, the theme of this picture—

this picture-like land.

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Wasib reza Fahim

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    Written by Wasib reza Fahim