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We are as moon and sun of sky We as the margins of deep sea As if the names on sand of shore As if on funeral mirth and Glee We meet as dusk and dawn did meet On heavens that may intertwine But oh that we are on same earth Mine heart beats same as that of thine Inhale we same the lively breeze And walk under the same blue sky Oh heart then why thou feel regret Oh speak and tell , regret thou why
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Sabahat

English lecturer belongs from a Hamlet nearby Narowal. In love with beauty of nature and all that is linked with Lord, truth and nature_ a votary of nature and it's unending musical symphony

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