"Beneath the Mango Tree: Nature's Sweet Embrace"
Sweetness
In a land of golden sun and fertile soil,
Stands a mango tree, majestic and royal.
Its branches outstretched, like arms embracing the sky,
Bearing fruits of sweetness, oh, how time flies.
With emerald leaves, dancing in the breeze,
It whispers tales of life, secrets it never frees.
Blossoms of orange and pink, vibrant and bold,
Unfurl their beauty, a story yet untold.
From tiny green buds to luscious golden delight,
The mangoes grow, a delicious sight.
Juicy and succulent, dripping with nectar,
A taste of paradise, no one can detract her.
Underneath its shade, children find respite,
Laughing and playing, their hearts take flight.
A mango tree, nature's gift so grand,
An oasis of flavor in a barren land.
Seasons come and go, the tree stands tall,
Witnessing life's cycles, one and all.
Oh, mango tree, your legacy will endure,
Forever cherished, forever pure.
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Shilpa Rawade
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