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Sanjay Kumar M

Abstract Classics Inspirational

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Sanjay Kumar M

Abstract Classics Inspirational

Monsoon Breeze Rainy Chills.!

Monsoon Breeze Rainy Chills.!

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Monsoon season is known for its thunderstorms, cloudy breezes, rainy drops, cooler winds, and chimes.

It sets all of us to be much warmer, wearing warm clothing and sipping hot beverages.

Munching hot snacks, we want everything hotter, tastier, and more savory.


We all see rain-filled, foggy mornings with clouds moving past the sunrise, rushing kids going to school and college in the early hours, setting their day for studies.

Others head out for their daily routine work.


Everyone is surrounded by food carts, smearing some hot idlis, dosas, poori, sagus, and samosas.

In the evening, hot snacks like pakodas and other sweets are served, smacking of the monsoon season.


The climate is known for its beautiful aroma and cool breeze in the Western Ghats and tropical regions, often accompanied by rainbows in the sky.

The cool weather sets everyone's minds at ease, making it perfect for meditation or a lazy morning.


The monsoon creates a notion of bliss, perfect for spending happy times in the Ghats, where flora and fauna thrive in the thick greenery.

It brings a sense of peace. Everyone is busy wearing raincoats, jerkins, pullovers, sweatshirts, etc., to keep warm.


It's the monsoon raga, filled with gigantic music and soothing chirping birds.

Monsoon is a lifetime season of experience.

Experiencing the monsoon season makes one feel realistic in every geographical area.

Hence, monsoon is known for its rich shades, sightseeing, cool breezes, rainy chills, thunderstorms, cloudy chimes, wavy winds, blowing trees, and tasty fruits.


What does nature not give in the monsoon season?

It's a truly different experience in each geographical location to adventure.

Hence, monsoon stands for cooler weather, foggy clouds, waterfalls in hill stations, mountain green spaces, and beautiful skyscrapers.


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