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The Ecstasy of Monsoon

Mrs. Pranamee Sarmah Bhagawati

…. The days of monsoon
Has come my love,
With sparkling thunder
And dark clouds above;
The flower of passion
Has bloomed in my heart,
Leaving the senses to gather
Love in passionate desert …. - Pranami

 
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Monsoon is the season of love, passion and gist of emotions. It brings along with the aureate passion of love and spreads the note of splendid beauty everywhere. It touches the core of the heart and establishes an eternal bond with all living creatures. This divine relation leaves the lust for love and sensuality in the entire surrounding.

This lust is acquired by all beings in some way or the other. When the cool breeze whirls around, the trees shower its leaves and rain drops on the mud ground and thus welcomes the nature to enjoy the enchanting moment.

When the monsoon caresses the earth, the blooming buds blossom to embrace the pearl drops of the first shower and thus fragments the heavenly atmosphere with romantism. The peacock spread out its plumage and effuses its mood, by stepping his feet and creating his own etude through dance. The tiny chirpy birds unfold their little wings and try to hug the shower of monsoon forever.

With streaming clouds trumpeting like haughty tuskers,
with lighting banners and drum beats of thunder claps,
in towering majesty, the season of rains welcome to lovers,
now comes like a king, my love.

- Ritusamharam.

 
     
In India, monsoon is regarded as the king of all seasons. It has always been an inspiration for the poets and artistes, to create the expression of their imagination through their respective art forms.

The poet expresses his feelings through words and fuses his notes of creative eloquence that rhymes with the thundering rainfall. The painter strokes his colored brush on the canvas, inspired by that of his mental picture of the cool atmosphere, depicting the vivid image of an intimate affair between a nayaka and nayika below the shade of a large blossomed tree.

The purple clouds are gathering,
the thunder rolls and rain pours in torrents

pray leave me not in the month of Bhadon
for separation pains like poison.

- Keshava Das in Kavipriya

 
 
 
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