The Season I like most
Bangladesh is a country of six seasons, each with its own charm and beauty. Among them, the season I like most is spring. It comes after winter and lasts during the Bengali months of Falgun and Chaitra. Spring is the loveliest and most enjoyable season of all.
In spring, there is neither the biting cold of winter nor the extreme heat of summer. The weather is mild, fresh, and very pleasant. This season arrives with the sweet smell of blooming flowers and the cheerful songs of birds, making us forget the dullness of winter.
Spring brings new life to nature. Trees and plants grow new green leaves, and colorful flowers bloom everywhere. The south-west breeze carries the sweet scent of flowers through the air. Bees hum as they fly from flower to flower, and butterflies flutter with colorful wings. The cuckoo sings sweet songs, often hiding in bushes. All around, nature looks fresh, lively, and beautiful.
Spring is also a time of plenty. Vegetables and fruits grow in abundance. The fields and gardens look as if someone has spread a green carpet across the land. In the villages, it becomes easy to travel, as the roads are dry and smooth.
It is also the season of joy and celebration. Many traditional village events such as fairs, jatras, kabigan (folk song contests), and other cultural programs are held during this time. People of all ages enjoy this season and take part in various activities with cheerful hearts.
Spring also inspires the poets, artists, and nature lovers. The beauty of this season fills the mind with joy and peace. As the poets say, "The more spring we have in life, the happier we are."
That is why I love spring more than any other season.