My 'Tribute to Bahrain' entry


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My Bahrain
Vast expanse of sea beaches and sand
Cluster of thorny bushes and palms
Sun rays create a mirage and bright skies
Setting sun brings along pleasant vibes
Arabian lamps dotting the
Grills and kadak chai under the dusky lights
Expats and locals enjoy the sea breeze alike
Inhaling the coexistence and vibes homelike those tall minarets call for prayer hours
Time slows down at the clock towers 



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