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LET’S SEE THE DAYS OF LIVING LIFE
"The encouraging of life we see. Let’s see the days of living life. The sleep of last century is disturbed. The dreams of upcoming century – let’s see!"
اردو
آج جی لو، کل کا کیا بھروسہ
زندگی جینے کا نام ہے۔ جو دن چلا گیا، اب وہ کھبی لوٹ کر نہیں آۓ گا۔ اور جو آنے والا کل ہے، اس کا کوئی بھی پتہ نہیں ہے۔
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LIFE WITHOUT YOU
"Life without you is unimaginable. Though you are not as important as oxygen, you act as a life-supporting system."
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THINKING ABOUT CREATION
"When I begin to ponder over the creation of the world, I am lost. The vastness of the universe leaves me astonished."
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WHERE ARE YOU, MY MOTHER?
"Where are you, my mother? Where have you gone? All the sweetness of life has ended, While the bitterness has spread here and there."
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Old Age Home
"Pale yellow face and white hair, Sitting silent on the rocking chair, Looking toward the bookshelf, I guess he needs some help."
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WALKING DOWN THE SAME STREET
"Every day, I walk down the same street. I console myself there. My real life is there. I speak to my soul there, I talk to myself there."
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