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The Month of Poh (14 Dec - 12 Jan)

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2020

Where Are You?

The Month of Poh (14 Dec - 12 Jan)

Monday
,
14
December
2020
Farmers Protest
Punjab
Farm Laws
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Where Are You?

The Month of Poh (14 Dec - 12 Jan)

Monday
,
14
December
2020

In the extreme winter month of Poh, Panjab longs for her love. Her lover replies, “She is his heartbeat.”

In the extreme winter month of Poh, Panjab longs for her love. Her lover replies, “She is his heartbeat.”

It is the month of Poh.
Frost covers the fields.
I long for you.
Where are you?

It is the month of Poh.
Frost covers the Delhi nights.
Resting at the Farmers Protests.
Is where I am.

Beautiful Punjab!
You are here with me.
My every breath is you.
I am here for you.

It is you that is guiding me,
To follow Sikh principles.
It is you that is urging me,
To repeal the Farm Laws.

It is your song that nurtures me.
It is your water that sweetens me.
It is your food that strengthens me.
I am here for you.

My heart beats for you.
My every breath is you.
Will, you wait for me,
My beautiful Panjab!

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