News Topic:Love
Poems
Missing Person
In four walls of a room,
Damned lady wails her fate,
Waiting in euphoria for her knight,
Whom she loved day and night.
Promised her to be back,
After...
Poems
Ode To Beloved
In thou eyes, I find the motive of life
Seeking refuge from time, when in strife
With her smile, I bid goodbye to my rues
Lost in...
Poems
Deprivations
The lornness of past never being so freak
Behaving as woful series of losing streak
Me, holding my sentiments in faux cage
Still depreciated, came such a...
Poems
In Search of Beloved
Just like the wild lupines gleaming
In the middle of the dark woods,
Hunting your sheen face hither and yon
While the scent from your shredded Pheran,
Is...
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‘Fractious Mind’ depicts plight of subjugation & defiance
'Poetry is just the evidence of life. If your life is burning well, poetry is just the ash,' by Leonard Cohen was the most...
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