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This poem reflects on the disillusionment from unappreciated kindness in a thankless world, exploring betrayal and the risk of becoming emotionally guarded. Yet, a glimmer of hope remains as the speaker considers balancing self-protection with genuine connections. The imagery of a once vibrant garden now suffocated by selfishness highlights the pain of giving without
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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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The tender image of a mother and child, a bond as old as time itself, sets the stage for this poem. It delves into the profound connection between parent and offspring, a force woven into the very fabric of nature. Yet, a shadow falls upon this idyllic scene. We, humans, with our insatiable desires,
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