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Verse 1:Wake up laughing, morning light upon your face,You turn the ordinary into something we can chase.With every breath, the universe feels near—You’re my magic, my adventure, year to year. Pre-Chorus:With you, the shadows vanish, fears all fade,Even rainy days are songs we made. Chorus:We’re dancing through the day, two hearts alive,Spinning under galaxies,
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[Verse 1]Beneath the quiet hush of evening skiesSoft footsteps fade where silent shadows fallThe choices we have made, both wrong and wiseAre carried gently in the river’s call [Chorus]Flow, river, flowCarry me where the heart is freeGlow, river, glowShow tomorrow what I’m meant to beEvery memory a petal on the streamDrifts away yet lives
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[Verse 1]Like a whispered promise, your love does kissEvery corner of my soul, gentle and warmIn its embrace, I’ve found life’s sweetest blissA shelter from every passing storm [Pre-Chorus]Beneath the velvet sky where moonlight sighsOur hearts entwine like stars in cosmic dance [Chorus]Your gaze—a galaxy within your eyesHolds me breathless in love’s timeless tranceOh-oh-oh,
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Indian classical music is not merely sound but the language of the cosmos, a sacred tradition that reaches back to the very origins of existence. At its heart lies “Om”, the primordial vibration believed to be the sound of creation itself. This eternal hum, discovered by India’s ancient sages, resonates with the fabric of
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[Verse 1]In the hush where shadows softly bend,I linger here, your faithful sentinel,While stars unravel threads of silver light,And weave their secrets through the velvet night.Your lashes rest like whispers on the air,A fragile bloom in slumber’s gentle care—I trace the curve of breath upon your skin,Where dreams awaken, and my world begins. (Music Prompt:
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There exists a rare, unspoken devotion—a love so profound that it forgoes its own solace to cradle the peace of another. In the tender hush of night, while the world succumbs to slumber, there lingers a soul who stays awake, not out of longing, but out of boundless care. This poem is an ode
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The hauntingly beautiful song “Kasme Waade Pyaar Wafa” from the 1967 film Upkar features the soulful voice of Manna Dey, whose deep, evocative singing brings life to the song’s philosophical lyrics. With music by the renowned duo Kalyanji-Anandji and lyrics by Indeevar, the song carries profound meaning. Actor Pran plays the character of Malang
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In a fast-paced world, the rider and horse symbolize the transient nature of existence, representing the cycles of creation and destruction while reflecting the emotions of life and the inevitable silence that follows. This imagery reinterprets Death as a symbol of both ends and new beginnings, emphasizing the connection between the mortal soul and
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What occurs when the mind fragments under the weight of overwhelming emotions and thoughts? The human psyche is complex and fragile, and the chaos erupting from the head symbolizes a mental breakdown and the realization of our perceived incompleteness. We live in a world that seeks order amidst chaos, yet beneath the surface exist
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There are moments when life tips without warning, like a jar of ink spilled across the page of our existence. In those moments, we stand between control and chaos, between intention and accident, questioning whether we shape the path or the path shapes us. The man in the ink represents the human struggle between
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