I peel a pomegranate,Each aril a red scar,My home is overrun,The peril is not far. A......
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Read More(a tribute to the poetry of Alok Dhanwa) there are no poems forthe mother who didn’thave......
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Read MoreFor Imroz Loosen the drawstrings of sorrow you clasp around that poem, my love...
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