News Topic:Nature
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MUSIC OF A SAND
Once, I was playing with a sand,
A spade in my hand,
Yonder on the ghat of Jhelum.
The silence of the Jhelum water,
And the music of...
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Abortive Bid
"Tried they to shot us nearby, And uttered then a natural one, Alas! Failed like miserable wretch, As howling storm a natural shield, Driven them all at their assigned place."
Poems
The Raindrops
I laid my mind there
Where destiny took
Every stage of life
Full of surprises
Oh! I would like
Recreate the imaginations
That wonderful, seducing
Inspiring soul
When there is rain
A hint,...
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