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Epic Narmada Saga: Tumbled, Swelled, and Defamed

She meandered unshackled down the marble rocks,
She leapt, she tumbled, she flowed, she swelled,
In careless pride, she forayed then,
In the idyllic terrains of Kevadia,
Little did she know the mortals waited there,
To tame her wild, spilling charm.
They built a huge wall on her,
It grew taller over the years.
She was blamed,
She was defamed,
She was devastated,
She had rendered rootless,
All those who dared to dwell beside her
She was Narmada of Kevadia!

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