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White I HAVE HEARD THAT A WOMAN IS THE ENEMY OF ANOTHER WOMAN , BUT IT'S THE FIRST TIME I'M HEARING THAT A MAN WOULD BE AN ENEMY OF A WOMAN. ©Sai Angel Shaayari I HAVE HEARD THAT A WOMAN IS THE ENEMY OF ANOTHER WOMAN , BUT IT'S THE FIRST TIME I'M HEARING THAT A MAN WOULD BE AN ENEMY OF A WOMAN.

White I HAVE HEARD THAT A WOMAN IS THE ENEMY OF ANOTHER WOMAN , BUT IT'S THE FIRST TIME I'M HEARING THAT A MAN WOULD BE AN ENEMY OF A WOMAN. ©Sai Angel Shaayari I HAVE HEARD THAT A WOMAN IS THE ENEMY OF ANOTHER WOMAN , BUT IT'S THE FIRST TIME I'M HEARING THAT A MAN WOULD BE AN ENEMY OF A WOMAN.

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I HAVE HEARD THAT A WOMAN IS THE ENEMY OF ANOTHER WOMAN , BUT IT'S THE FIRST TIME I'M HEARING THAT A MAN WOULD BE AN ENEMY OF A WOMAN. ©Sai Angel Shaayari I HAVE HEARD THAT A WOMAN IS THE ENEMY OF ANOTHER WOMAN , BUT IT'S THE FIRST TIME I'M HEARING THAT A MAN WOULD BE AN ENEMY OF A WOMAN.

I HAVE HEARD THAT A WOMAN IS THE ENEMY OF ANOTHER WOMAN , BUT IT'S THE FIRST TIME I'M HEARING THAT A MAN WOULD BE AN ENEMY OF A WOMAN. ©Sai Angel Shaayari I HAVE HEARD THAT A WOMAN IS THE ENEMY OF ANOTHER WOMAN , BUT IT'S THE FIRST TIME I'M HEARING THAT A MAN WOULD BE AN ENEMY OF A WOMAN.

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"Monsoon Magic" Green embrace, beauty rare, Drenched saree, with tender care. Deep breaths, pure delight, Dreamlike moment, holding tight. Raindrops whisper, time stands still, World aglow, on her window sill. Breeze caresses, fleeting dream, Who is she? A monsoon gleam. Apsara's grace, stars ignite, Enchanting presence, bathed in light. Nature's touch, maiden fair, Words fall short, beauty beyond compare. Rain god smiles, promise untold, "I'll return," whispers brave and bold. ©Santosh Jangam #Poem The poem paints a vivid picture of a beautiful woman enjoying a monsoon shower, highlighting the beauty of nature and the fleeting nat

"Monsoon Magic" Green embrace, beauty rare, Drenched saree, with tender care. Deep breaths, pure delight, Dreamlike moment, holding tight. Raindrops whisper, time stands still, World aglow, on her window sill. Breeze caresses, fleeting dream, Who is she? A monsoon gleam. Apsara's grace, stars ignite, Enchanting presence, bathed in light. Nature's touch, maiden fair, Words fall short, beauty beyond compare. Rain god smiles, promise untold, "I'll return," whispers brave and bold. ©Santosh Jangam #Poem The poem paints a vivid picture of a beautiful woman enjoying a monsoon shower, highlighting the beauty of nature and the fleeting nat

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"Something is rotten in the state of Denmark." This famous line was spoken by Marcellus in William Shakespeare's famous play Hamlet. Here, ‘state’, doesn’t mean ‘condition’ but ‘nation’ or ‘kingdom’. Considering the murky manner in which this country is being governed, nowadays, the above quote applies perfectly to 'the state of India'. ©HintsOfHeart. #Something is rotten in the state of India.

"Something is rotten in the state of Denmark." This famous line was spoken by Marcellus in William Shakespeare's famous play Hamlet. Here, ‘state’, doesn’t mean ‘condition’ but ‘nation’ or ‘kingdom’. Considering the murky manner in which this country is being governed, nowadays, the above quote applies perfectly to 'the state of India'. ©HintsOfHeart. #Something is rotten in the state of India.