Singing Mountains

Originally written in Sinhala by the author and translated into English.

By Samitha DilshanPublished about 7 hours ago • 1 min read

Love is the place where another heart finds peace.

And the peace I found beside that heart

escapes from me as quiet breaths of calm.

If those gentle breaths could reach

the distant mountain peaks,

they would whisper softly—

nothing but songs of love.

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Singing Mountains

Originally written in Sinhala by the author and translated into English.

About the Creator

Samitha Dilshan

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