News Topic:Love
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LOVE OF INFINITE NATURE
"Love is worship. When is sincere. Bowing before unknown as well as known feelings. Make love strong like a wall."
Poems
EPITHALAMIUM
Tonight conversation with you was only of minutes,
But left a deep chasm in my heart.
How deftly you pronounce by thy bold tongue:
Why didn't I...
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SAVAGE BEAUTY
Today and once again, I saw my Fanny in the hubbub
Of Lal Chowk, beside the terminal of Pratap Park.
I have been stroked again by...
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MISS SEÑORITA
Señorita! I wish to hold your Hinnā' hands at a moment
Under the pleasant shafts of Spring's sunshine,
And to sing you the Ghazals of Rusul...
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‘The Shattered She’ reflects women’s agony & struggle in patriarchy
“The Shattered She” is a poetry collection composed of more than 75 poems reflecting the pain, agony, struggle & love of women and her...
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FEVER OF LOVE
I'm dying in t'is fever of love, the love which I bear
To thee like Majnun, O’ Laila!
You weigh my affections none, so I went
To...
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