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This book is just some poetry (of different genres) I wrote. Please give me your opinions on my work! I'm always open to hearing everyone's opinion. I always want to improve as an author.
On the day April 25th 2015,Thursday I was in the office at morning. Opened Gmail to check messages regarding my company work, started working as usual and Suddenly my cellphone was trembling with beep sound, I took the phone and saw ,it was Facebook Notification. Again kept the phone aside and started doing my work. At 1 O’clock I was done with my work So opened Facebook and saw Friend request Notification which was sent by a girl.
I asked someone to give me a topic for this. The topic was nature. I feel like this is one of my best pieces so far but please let me know. PM me or comment on my profile, whatever works for you.
In this book I am tried to write about with 'Two Lines Haiku'. This I could use founded many thing about new Haiku way and this book.
A story of appreciation for love, admiration of ones ability to stand up and perseve after falling apart. This encapsulate the idea of faith and never ending love, the astonishing story of two lovers battles
A Collection Of Thought Provoking Questions
KAKOSEA MAULANA?’ ni kitabu chenye mkusanyiko wa mashairi wenye ulemavu. Kundi linalohusu watu wenye ulemavu ni miongoni mwa makundi yanayokabiliwa na changamoto nyingi katika masuala ya kijamii, kisiasa, kiuchumi na kiutamaduni. Changamoto nyingi zinazowakabili hutokana na baadhi ya watu wasio na ulemavu kuwa na ufahamu mdogo kuhusiana na watu wenye ulemavu. Ulemavu ni changamoto wanayoweza kuikabili endapo jamii haitayapuuza mahitaji yao. Pia jamii inapaswa kufahamu kuna nyakati watu wenye
This is a book of Poems written by Late Poet Mizanur Rahman Shamsheri. He was born in Dohar, Dhaka, Bangladesh in 1946 and died in 1981 of a heart failure.
Kate Greenaway used an early version of the rhyme to illustrate A APPLE PIE which was first published in 1886 and it will be noticed that there is no rhyme for the letter I. The rhyme of A APPLE PIE is very ancient and reference is made to it as early as 1671 in one of the writings of John Eachard.