Every bit of beautiful things about Bhutan tells me of how beautiful Tibet could be if it remained independent, in annexed, unoccupied by the aggressiveness and oppressiveness of the Chinese communist government.
If Tibet remained Independent
The grasses must have grown greener
Trees must haven’t turned into timbers
The mountains must have not been mined
Rivers must be running in its natural flow
Rivulet must have been cooler and cleaner
The monks and monasteries must have been in peace
Their prayers must have been a little louder
Their voice must have not been in hoarseness
The Potala palace must have held its height little higher
Bakor street must have its own essence
The song of the sixth Dalai Lama must be singing on the street
The son of snow land must not have been singing his song in silent
He must not have been running and roaming for freedom
He must be having his loved ones by his side
By: Sonsnow
Silent Songs of Sonsnow 
Gorgeous landscape. Tibet shall overcome. Fight on soldier.
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Beautifully expressed!
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Tibet was a beauty place before the PLA and Communist moved in.
Very sad, everywhere the CCP and PLA goes, they bring with them violence, destruction, and corruption.
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Yes, the world should make the Chinese communist party accountable in 2020 for causing so much chaos.
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Beautiful, Sonam. I too love Bhutan, and can visualize Tibet as a free state. And yes, that Big Country has much to account for. Right now they are taking over land in Africa and other continents and countries hit by covid and economical downfall. They buy everything and if we don’t watch our steps, we will all be trapped in the yellow net…
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So true Leya, we shouldn’t handover ourselves to the CCP.
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Easier said than done,..but people and countries should not open up to them.
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Hello! I’m Michaela, owner of Holidays All Year Round. After you started following my page, I also started looking through your’s––I’m really intrigued by your religious and cultural influences, as well as the lyricism of your words. Would it be possible for us to connect and talk about you potentially writing a piece for my blog?
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Thank you for reaching out to me, I would be most happy to contribute.
Email: tsesonsnow@gmail.com
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Hey Tsonam, I just sent you an email!
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Have not received yet
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My apologies! I sent the email to tsesonsnow@gmail.com on March 24, though there could have been technical glitches. Here’s what I wanted to say:
On my blog Holidays All Year Round, I created a section called “Holidays All World Round,” where I invite guests of diverse backgrounds to write about a holiday of their country/culture/religion, and the dishes or activities behind it. Because of your rich cultural and spiritual influences, as well as your ability to articulate them so beautifully, I believe you would be an excellent contributor. Let me know which holidays you would be interested in writing about, and we can go on from there.
My email is: wang.v.michaela@gmail.com
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