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key of her heart i missed it

key of her heart i missed it

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The evening...... Reminds me of the days, Which made me strong and added, Much more values to my existence...... Met my love after so many days.... I missed it so much..... Was happy to see it amongst the purple sky, The moon..... My crush of all time..

The evening...... Reminds me of the days, Which made me strong and added, Much more values to my existence...... Met my love after so many days.... I missed it so much..... Was happy to see it amongst the purple sky, The moon..... My crush of all time..

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.... It's been a minute I miss the way your skin felt on my lips The stubble of my beard tickles throughout everywhere it tracks My fingertips gl

.... It's been a minute I miss the way your skin felt on my lips The stubble of my beard tickles throughout everywhere it tracks My fingertips gl

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Happy Friday thec13th 😊 ©Deviyani Singh Happy Friday the 13th 😊 The unLUCKy One On the 12th at midnight the clock struck, I missed it by a whisker & so did my luck. Born on the

Happy Friday thec13th 😊 ©Deviyani Singh Happy Friday the 13th 😊 The unLUCKy One On the 12th at midnight the clock struck, I missed it by a whisker & so did my luck. Born on the

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How to write a poem? How to write a poem? I know few words flowery, And I am weak in vocabulary, I know nothing much about rhyming, Least possibility to write s

How to write a poem? How to write a poem? I know few words flowery, And I am weak in vocabulary, I know nothing much about rhyming, Least possibility to write s

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फ़लक देखी, ज़मीन देखी समा रंगीन हर रुत देखी कायनात देखी, कहकशाँ देखी पर ए महज़बीन तुझ सी ना अब तक कोई सूरत देखी, तू आइना है अहसासों का, सोहबत है अजीम - करीमों सी सहर देखी हाँ शाम देखी पर तुझ सी ना अब तक शब -ए -महताब देखी, तू मेहर है नेमत उस खुदा की इबादत सफाकत ए रहगुज़र मैंने हमेशा ही तुझ में उस खुदा की सूरत देखी,! Dedicating a #testimonial to Ridhi Choudhary👑 माफ़ी पहले तो, I missed it, पर दुआ तो दुआ होती ना, फिर चाहे कभी भी पढूं, बस जब भी पढूं, खैरियत

फ़लक देखी, ज़मीन देखी समा रंगीन हर रुत देखी कायनात देखी, कहकशाँ देखी पर ए महज़बीन तुझ सी ना अब तक कोई सूरत देखी, तू आइना है अहसासों का, सोहबत है अजीम - करीमों सी सहर देखी हाँ शाम देखी पर तुझ सी ना अब तक शब -ए -महताब देखी, तू मेहर है नेमत उस खुदा की इबादत सफाकत ए रहगुज़र मैंने हमेशा ही तुझ में उस खुदा की सूरत देखी,! Dedicating a #testimonial to Ridhi Choudhary👑 माफ़ी पहले तो, I missed it, पर दुआ तो दुआ होती ना, फिर चाहे कभी भी पढूं, बस जब भी पढूं, खैरियत

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Thanks and gratitude to Poetry Review, eminent poet and literary critic ma'am Sheri M Stewart for her critical appreciation of my poem 'The Rivulet'. I am truly honoured. Sheri M. Stewart's Review of “The Rivulet” by Smruti Ranjan Mohanty Smruti Ranjan Mohanty presents a common tale but with a unique perspective in “The Rivulet”. This piece needs more than one reading to take in the full picture presented and capture all the subtle nuances throughout. The first five lines in the first stanza capture beautifully what being and becoming a parent can and should be. However there is a catch. Although I missed it in my first reading the catch appears in Line 6 of the first stanza and is explained in the 7th. I think it is first missed because many new mothers get a bit lost in their new roles. Being a mother is a happy and joyous thing. The second stanza caught me by suprise. We move from what should be a picture of a complete and happy family to a man feeling alone and incomplete. What has happened? In line one of the second stanza we see the mother is feeling complete. The end of the second line reveals the snag. The mother is completely focused on the children and is no longer there for the original union and bond. The contrast between the two stanzas is amazing. The first is full of love, joy, hope and expectation. You can feel the love radiating from the lines and blossoming. The second is a mourning song for a lost love. The love he holds is still there yet his beloved has trickled away and he painfully alone. THE RIVULET-16 To build a bridge in between you and me, They came, flowers of our love and passion to make us full. You never remained yourself, completely lost in your creations searching for that endless happiness, in the beauty of fathomless motherhood, ecstasy and joy In your completeness my incomplete love was searching for its identity and existence I was looking at the lover in me dying breathless under the heavy weight of fatherhood and my love and beloved I lost long since. In the wilting petals of jasmine and fading light of the dying moon I was desperately searching for my love languishing in an empty space. Smruti Ranjan Mohanty ©Smruti Ranjan mohanty Thanks and gratitude to Poetry Review, eminent poet and literary critic ma'am Sheri M Stewart for her critical appreciation of my poem 'The

Thanks and gratitude to Poetry Review, eminent poet and literary critic ma'am Sheri M Stewart for her critical appreciation of my poem 'The Rivulet'. I am truly honoured. Sheri M. Stewart's Review of “The Rivulet” by Smruti Ranjan Mohanty Smruti Ranjan Mohanty presents a common tale but with a unique perspective in “The Rivulet”. This piece needs more than one reading to take in the full picture presented and capture all the subtle nuances throughout. The first five lines in the first stanza capture beautifully what being and becoming a parent can and should be. However there is a catch. Although I missed it in my first reading the catch appears in Line 6 of the first stanza and is explained in the 7th. I think it is first missed because many new mothers get a bit lost in their new roles. Being a mother is a happy and joyous thing. The second stanza caught me by suprise. We move from what should be a picture of a complete and happy family to a man feeling alone and incomplete. What has happened? In line one of the second stanza we see the mother is feeling complete. The end of the second line reveals the snag. The mother is completely focused on the children and is no longer there for the original union and bond. The contrast between the two stanzas is amazing. The first is full of love, joy, hope and expectation. You can feel the love radiating from the lines and blossoming. The second is a mourning song for a lost love. The love he holds is still there yet his beloved has trickled away and he painfully alone. THE RIVULET-16 To build a bridge in between you and me, They came, flowers of our love and passion to make us full. You never remained yourself, completely lost in your creations searching for that endless happiness, in the beauty of fathomless motherhood, ecstasy and joy In your completeness my incomplete love was searching for its identity and existence I was looking at the lover in me dying breathless under the heavy weight of fatherhood and my love and beloved I lost long since. In the wilting petals of jasmine and fading light of the dying moon I was desperately searching for my love languishing in an empty space. Smruti Ranjan Mohanty ©Smruti Ranjan mohanty Thanks and gratitude to Poetry Review, eminent poet and literary critic ma'am Sheri M Stewart for her critical appreciation of my poem 'The

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This ends with blues. I woke up as an animal and I guessed that. I don't have a mirror in my bedroom. I had to go to the next room but won't that be weird, if yo

This ends with blues. I woke up as an animal and I guessed that. I don't have a mirror in my bedroom. I had to go to the next room but won't that be weird, if yo

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#I#missed#you

#I#missed#you

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#I missed you

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