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    Kakar Kara Kamini Kare Keli

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    1. The poem describes the changing of seasons from summer to monsoon. It notes the dark clouds filling the sky and the breeze beginning to feel cooler. 2. It continues describing signs of the coming monsoon like trees losing their leaves and the wind beginning to feel stronger. People are closing their homes in preparation for the rains. 3. The poem talks about how nature is readying itself for the rains, with birds and animals seeking shelter. It hopes that the king is able to find refuge from the monsoon as well.

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    Kakar Kara Kamini Kare Keli

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    1. The poem describes the changing of seasons from summer to monsoon. It notes the dark clouds filling the sky and the breeze beginning to feel cooler. 2. It continues describing signs of the coming monsoon like trees losing their leaves and the wind beginning to feel stronger. People are closing their homes in preparation for the rains. 3. The poem talks about how nature is readying itself for the rains, with birds and animals seeking shelter. It hopes that the king is able to find refuge from the monsoon as well.

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    1. The poem describes the changing of seasons from summer to monsoon. It notes the dark clouds filling the sky and the breeze beginning to feel cooler. 2. It continues describing signs of the coming monsoon like trees losing their leaves and the wind beginning to feel stronger. People are closing their homes in preparation for the rains. 3. The poem talks about how nature is readying itself for the rains, with birds and animals seeking shelter. It hopes that the king is able to find refuge from the monsoon as well.

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    Kakar Kara Kamini Kare Keli

    Uploaded by

    Sita Ram Patel
    1. The poem describes the changing of seasons from summer to monsoon. It notes the dark clouds filling the sky and the breeze beginning to feel cooler. 2. It continues describing signs of the coming monsoon like trees losing their leaves and the wind beginning to feel stronger. People are closing their homes in preparation for the rains. 3. The poem talks about how nature is readying itself for the rains, with birds and animals seeking shelter. It hopes that the king is able to find refuge from the monsoon as well.

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