Jerusalem: Conclusion

Dear Readers, read this Jerusalem BOTTOM UP.
Due to a Minor mistake, i have mixed them up. I m truly sorry for the in convenience :(

The stars are out now as the Veil of Night slowly unfolds upon the skies of the Holy Land. The pearls of the sky have not reached their full glory as the crimson stain of the slowly fading sun is still viible in the western end. Deep crisp air blows like a mystical madrigal, flowing through the rustic winding pavements, mixing together with the city's ancient air. Groups of women, cladded in fairly thick clothes hustle silently to their respective houses of worship. The poorly lit streets seem to be well alive at night, whispering untold stories of unsung heroes, undefined and unbearable to ears of the unworthy. The Maghrib azan has now commenced.Flocks of doves flap their wings as they fly across the sapphire sky, hushing the people of Jerusalem so that the clarity of the azan will not be blemished. It seems after all the gruesome murder and political unrest stretching across more than five centuries, Jerusalem has never lost its unshaken glory as the Promised land