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The long brooding nights in Kashmir
The long brooding nights in Kashmir,
With insomniac desolate men,
And players of the game of blood,
Dissolutely piling up wealth in the dark nights.
The long brooding...
Poems
You Don’t Have Need To Die!
I felt majestic and great
When I visited his grave
He was unfaded and rosy
Rested and bright-eyed
Don't you feel alienation, I said in a fine tone?
We...
Poems
I’m A Seed, I Will Bloom
Can't you feel my pain
Can't you feel my agony
All is not well but
They said I'm misguided
My heart aches
My soul shambles well
Can't...
Poems
Rebel – Endeavour Till Accomplishment
I am a rebel they say as I hold a gun
They hate the voice I raise, they always try to shun.
I am ready to...
Poems
“Don’t Kill Me, I Am Not, I Am Not” – A Poem
When I heard the hues and cries on the street here
I ran to enquire what was happening there.
I saw my fraternity in...
Poems
Autumn (HARUD) – A Poem
Through the mazy sheets of mist,
Intrude the rays of morning sun
And cause every fragment of frost,
To shimmer like the beads of...
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