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Poems
CALM DOWN, THE INNOCENT HEART
"Calm down, the innocent heart, Our lives are at stake, Vultures are everywhere to deface us. Calm down, the innocent heart."
Poems
MY DEAR HEART
"My dear heart, can I ask you something? Why is it so that you're always stumbling? While you speak about your sadness."
Poems
Hearts Unmoved
"Ignorant of anything in the world, They are busy feeding their tummies. Without caring for children, Let them roam freely."
Fiction
A LETTER TO HEART
You felt like your veins are about to burst with pain but you tolerated it and then there were times when you felt free. How did you do that?
Poems
Thirsty Days, Hungry Nights
Parched lips, cracks in the land
Boiling mind, empty hand
All the eyes watching into the sky
Sweating heads, waters far away
Lifeless eyes, senses kept at bay
Nobody...
Poems
A PHONE CALL
In midst of chaos and abyss,
A wanton and lewd one,
A heart in great strife,
In search of meaningful way,
Only to convey a doleful heart,
Through a...
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