Where the sun comes from

The sun may be coming from Japan but whenever I wake up, I see the sun coming from the mountain in front of me. Every day I look at the first rays and think that if there was no sunshine in minus temperatures, I would have frozen to death. The serious thing is that sunlight and fire in the mountains are life-giving. I have saved my life many times while living alone in the mountains with the help of fire.

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The sunlight spread in the valley acts as a light which cuts the darkness of the night and establishes its existence. Sunlight makes its presence felt in the mountains behind the mountains and in the empty space between and behind the furthest mountain.

The whole village waits for the morning so that their fingers cannot work due to the low temperature. And because of the heat of the sun, everyone wants to go out for their work. Until there is no light, everyone remains curled up under the quilt or sits in front of the stove.

There is a dog here whose name is Kalu. This is a serious dog...and why wouldn't it be serious?. It has seen the leopard many times, whenever it has come face to face with the leopard it has managed to save its life. A few weeks ago, one of his friends was taken away by a leopard and he might have seen that scene with his own eyes. Well, he is a courageous dog and takes care of smaller dogs.

Now it is evening and the sun is going out. When the sun goes, it takes everything with it. The enthusiasm of the day, the energy of the people, the smiles of the flowers...and what not, disappears suddenly. And we humans hide in our homes as soon as the sun sets and light the stove to save ourselves from the cold. That's all for today, I will write something when the sun comes tomorrow.
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