Granada - Spain's Andalusian GrandeurA Poem by SUNDARAM SARMA
Granada is a town that holds quite well its very own,
With an unique culture blend that is difficult to disown, There is the confluence of diverse religions, Which frankly, is nothing short of legion Christianity and Islam pervade all aspects of daily life, In shops, monuments and restaurants with hardly any strife, It always feels good to see such diversity, All the more so when there is unmistakable unity The up and down alleys are a countless maze, That can leave visitors in a state of daze, There is little possibility however of losing track, Since there is rarely ever a cul-de-sac Restaurants and street cafes are just about everywhere, All one needs to know is how to get there, The variety of cuisine is as diverse as it can be, That one just needs to ask "what will it be"? Flamenco performers strut their talent at the wayside, With enthusiastic onlookers egging them on side by side, The foot tapping rhythm is pure joy to listen, Through hours of practice, drawn from inspiration within Crowds gather at the square for a glimpse of the sunset view, Grabbing vantage spots for the breathtaking view, The endless clicking of photos is inevitable as it would seem, For those who skip it, it would probably remain in their dreams Ice creams and sorbets come in a multitude of flavors, Making a choice is never without a waiver, People of all ages love savoring the cool taste, From morning till late night, there is rarely any haste Driving through 15 feet narrow alleys would appear to require special skills, Not so to the locals who probably deem it a routine daily drill, Peugeots, Renaults, Skodas and Benz can all be seen at play, Hey, this is Europe - hence there is little surprise at the wide array! From Granada to Cordoba is the next lap of our travel, Wonder what mystique it is likely to unravel, Thus far it has been totally exhilarating, So look forward to some more poetic commentating © 2018 SUNDARAM SARMA |
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Added on November 10, 2018 Last Updated on November 10, 2018 Tags: travel, Spain, Granada, cathedrals Author
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