We are not blessed

I adore living in a village because of how peaceful and uncomplicated it is. The natural beauty of the village is almost everywhere. The majority of villages had lovely paddy fields, rivers, hills, or tanks. If the village is near the river, it provides excellent beautification.

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Our health will be better if we can live in a village because of the clean air and oxygen. The village is entirely green, with green trees and bushes everywhere. What pure water it is to drink; it is free of poison. In comparison to urban areas, village life is very peaceful and simple. Children can play on a lot of rural lands. The villagers are incredibly kind and helpful. They are close with their friends, family, and other strangers. No one in the village is alone because of their mutual assistance.

The residents of the village are simple-minded and of low income. Most of the time, we can observe people working away in a field or cultivating crops. I enjoy watching the villagers use cows to plow the fields. The river flowing through the village pleases my attention in various ways. Another lovely scene I enjoy watching is the bullet carts.

Children and adults alike wear the half-dress, allowing them to play or work without restriction. We can enjoy seeing the cows, hens, and goats playing in the village garden.

Jackfruit, breadfruit, Kurahan, and Nelum ala are my top picks among the fresh, poison-free meals available in the village. In comparison to the busy city life, village life is peaceful.

However, we can no longer take advantage of the vibrant rural life because almost every village is urbanizing. It seems that we are not fortunate enough to associate with genuine people.

Thank you for reading.