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Syed Ifra

Syed Ifra likes reading and loves poetry. She is presently pursuing her Bachelor's degree at Government Degree College for Women Anantnag.
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Poems

SNOW AND THE BIRDS

"There was no light, but the scintillating white, The sky and the sun are in a mood to hide. The white was falling and covered the ground."
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MORNING

"Oh morning! You made me alive again, With the hope to live my life again. Will you be the same as last night, Or bring into me a new light."
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