The Tulip Paradise

Over two million Tulip

Bulbs bloom in the Spring every

Year in the Tulip garden, Kashmir

Many lengthy rows of single

Colour flowers of red, yellow,

White, velvet, pink and brown

Spread on the sprawling land

Using the same single colour

The round circles are formed

To make the garlands on

The plaits or flowery medal

In the delicate neck of the earth

There are no trees, bushes

Among the rows to dwell

The nightingale, skylark, robins

Eagle, cuckoos or nuisance

Of guttural sound of crows

Only lingering of nectar sucking

Honey bees, butterflies, the insects

Lush green grass paths

Between the rows enhance

The fabulous beauty of the garden

Wholesome view present

The colourful strapped carpet

In the paradise on the earth