Routine morning in hamlet

As I inhabit in a small hamlet named, Pappireddipatti, Dharmapuri District. It was a peaceful and pleasant morning. Wherein, the sun started to spread his warm and dazzling light.
Chanting suprabatham from the ancient, rusty Ganesha temple was heard from the distant. Cawing of crows on the thatched roofs of small huts, chirping of birds from the banyan tree, which, is the place for old age people to have witty talks and also the place of joy and laughter for young children too.
 The fragrance of the freshly cooked idli and Sambhar floating from the kitchen. I also ruminated the serene beauty and lush green fields surrounded by my small hamlet, and, also the clucking sounds of hens and chickens, which was the waking call in the morning for the village people.
 And, kolam, which played a vital role in our daily lives, it was a part and parcel of our daily routines, which was the symbol of culture and tradition, the village women express their creativity through multiple types of kolams. They drew intricate designs, lines and dots, rangoli, using colored powders. These women drew kolam everyday on the threshold of their houses, they trust that, to start a day with a positive vibration, and also, it would bring good fortune and prosperity. It was passed down generations after generations, as of my grandmother and mother. I'm really proud to be part of this generations