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Welcome to India
by uppalapati Lakshmi Prasanthi → (All Poetry by uppalapati Lakshmi Prasanthi)
  
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Welcome to India.
Come soon to
Land in the lap of this country
to feel the coolness of its breeze
to listen the songs of its waters
to see the beauty of its woods
to enjoy the sounds of its birds
to hear the groans of its animals
to taste the loveliness of the food
to look at the aesthetic beauty of its art
to embrace parents, whose love is our patent.
to wish friends whose company is our pleasure.
Dear Dwellers of this world,
Welcome to India, god's abode.


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 Reviews of "Welcome to India"
Reviewed by Cynth'ya Reed
Reviewed on February 12, 2004
truly the India of the first creation before corruption.
blessing to peaceful hearts,

cynth'ya

Reviewed by Srinivas Surya (Reader)
Reviewed on August 5, 2003
In spirit this seems good,I like your love of the country

Reviewed by Raju
Reviewed on December 16, 2002
Yes we have to welcome our people living around all over the word if this come true .. then India Will be more than US .. I mean if that days some true India word appears BOLD & Beutifulll....

Reviewed by manoopuli
Reviewed on December 14, 2002
yes.. i can leave my lap top and land on mother land where is peace ?
u said to enjoy the sounds of bullets
to hear the sounds of corruptoin ,red tapesum,starving people etc more..
but...
I LOVE INDIA WITHOUT POLITICIANS.......

Reviewed by Vahini Epari (Reader)
Reviewed on November 21, 2002
The concept is good, but today, even INDIA isn't the safest place, with the masses of terroists roaming like free lions, hunting, killing, threatening...and what not.
Aestheticc beauty can be found only in some places now,...But onething the food is superb and simply delightful.


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