The lush green mountains, the sparkling blue waters,
Cascading down Andean Peaks n Urubamba valley totters
Standing tall the remains of Incan Empire
Leaves one spellbound in awe n much to inspire
Ayar Oche raises high in flight towards heaven,
Listen to the murmur of Cusco tales make feet leaden
As you climb higher on Machu Picchu trail
Stand, look, admire the edifices n structures frail
The delicacy of stonework on Killke raised complex
Will raise a heartbeat, leaving jaws open n perplex?
Cusco is still a jewel adorning Peru’s crown
Rising amidst jungles, rivulets and many a Llama towns
PS- 1. This poem is a dedication to the history, culture, and uniqueness of Peru, a land I desire to see one day!
2. The interesting legend of Ayar Oche, that stood and displayed its large wings and came from where Sun was and turned into stone, just as he was, according to the folklore
3. The Killke people came before the Incas in 13th century and built the fortress, temples, and aqueducts
4. Llamas are domesticated animals that are prevalent in the region
5. Image of Machu Picchu and Llama- kind courtesy the Google
I hope you get to visit Peru soon, maybe in 2017 itself and live the poem and share your travel adventure with us so we can see Peru through your eyes . It's a nice poem by the way
ReplyDeleteWow, thanks for the lovely wishes Sujatha!
DeleteI want to visit Peru so much :) #someday
ReplyDeleteMe too, Vediehi! Thanks for reading.
DeleteI would love to visit.
ReplyDeleteThanks Lady Fi!
ReplyDeleteI hope you get to go see these parts soon. (Especially because that also means we get to travel with you through your blog. :))
ReplyDeleteA whole hearted thanks Divya for such a lovely wish, Divya:)
ReplyDeleteThis Cusco Trail looks lovely. I would love to visit Peru some day!
ReplyDeleteThanks for reading, Rachna:)
DeleteI too have heard about this place! Must visit one day!
DeleteBeautiful poem, Rahul!
A huge thanks Sandhya!
DeleteMust visit some day
ReplyDeleteTrue, hope you do,Jaishree!
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