emotions
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(Verse 1)Waking to a spark, like a breeze through the dawn,Heart’s a little wild, like it’s ready to run.Every thought’s a flicker, dancing in the light,Chasing dreams that shimmer in the quiet of the night.No weight, no chains, just a feeling that’s free,A moment that’s alive, like it’s calling to me. (Chorus)When it hits me,
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In the deep embrace of night, as the world lies in serene slumber, the heart passionately unveils its deepest truths, raw and unrefined. This poem fervently endeavors to seize the very essence of those electrifying unspoken words. In the hush of twilight’s tender glow,Where secrets in the shadows softly flow,A tale unfolds, unspoken,
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“Kahin Door Jab Din Dhal Jaye”, a haunting melody from the iconic Indian film Anand, starring the inimitable Rajesh Khanna, has etched itself into the hearts of millions. This song, a poignant tapestry of emotions, is more than just music; it’s a philosophical exploration of life, love, and loss. The following poem is an
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The poem “The Dance of Joy and Sorrow: Finding Beauty in Vulnerability” highlights the interplay between happiness and sadness, starting with a joyful scene that invites reflection on genuine happiness. It shows that true strength lies in embracing both joy and vulnerability, suggesting that even in shadows, a single bloom can enhance our experiences.
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With a nostalgic hum and the comforting crackle of static, “Echoes on the Radio…” beckons us to turn the dial. It’s not just of the radio, but of our own memory. This poem is an invitation to a bygone era, a symphony of yesterday waiting to be heard. Let the music be your guide,
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Have you ever felt a painting speak to your soul? This poem, titled “A Whisper on Canvas,” takes you on a captivating journey inspired by a work of art by Diya Tibrewal. Imagine a tranquil scene characterized by a solitary rose illuminated by the soft rays of sunlight, emphasizing its intricate features, including a
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Inspired by a painting by the budding artist Miss Diya Tibrewal, this poem welcomes you to the real world where we seem to have lost our sense of empathy in this eternal rat race where everyone dreams of ruling the roost. The “Urban Setting Sun” is an appeal that requests the reader to sit
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