Temple Bells

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In the heart of the ancient grove, where time is still,
Stands a temple, on a quiet hill.
Carved in stone, with stories old,
Of gods and legends, in whispers told.

The temple bells, with their gentle chime,
Echo through the ages, transcending time.
Their sound a call, to hearts sincere,
A melody of faith, drawing pilgrims near.

The air is thick with incense sweet,
A sacred scent, where earth and heaven meet.
Fragrant tendrils rise and curl,
A silent prayer, in every swirl.

Pilgrims tread with reverent feet,
Through the temple’s halls, in calm retreat.
Their hands in prayer, their eyes in peace,
Seeking solace, a spiritual release.

Candles flicker in the twilight dim,
Their flames a dance, to an ancient hymn.
The walls adorned with hues divine,
Where devotion’s light and shadows intertwine.

In the stillness, a murmur of chants,
The soft intonations, like sacred plants.
Roots deep in faith, leaves in the divine,
A connection to the eternal, pure and fine.

The temple stands, a guardian old,
Of countless souls, and stories untold.
In its bells, its incense, and its silent call,
Lies a serenity, that embraces all.

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