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Sunday Talks Sunday Shayari by Srimayee Mukherjee

Sunday Shayari by Srimayee Mukherjee

Kabhi na kabhi phir se humare raste takraenge toh zarur Kabhi na kabhi tum humse miloge toh zarur Zaruri toh nhi woh mul...

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Sunday Talks Editorial

Editorial

The interim phase between a holiday and the resting period just before the starting of the working hours, is really blis...

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Sunday Talks Featured Poem by Prabal Kumar Basu

Featured Poem by Prabal Kumar Basu

We couldn’t say We are not being able to tell Each other What we want to Either you or me It ‘s important that we get t...

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Sunday Talks Rhythmic Sunday - Suchetana Biswas

Rhythmic Sunday - Suchetana Biswas

The Autumn Grace and Madness For Terror is Thy name, Death is in Thy breath, And every shaking step Destroys a world for...

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Sunday Talks Rhythmic Sunday - Debanjana Ghatak

Rhythmic Sunday - Debanjana Ghatak

Nature's Pupil Blue sky teaches me To be courteous and kind. Mountain instructs me To be righteous and upright. Flower r...

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Sunday Talks Rhythmic Sunday - Adrija Basu

Rhythmic Sunday - Adrija Basu

POETRY I try and try, every night I try Oh poetry! Why do you deny? No muse am I to seek, no divinely shower But the shi...

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Sunday Talks Rhythmic Sunday - Shivani Baranwal

Rhythmic Sunday - Shivani Baranwal

She was lost in the tunnel of fears Like floating clouds in the infinite sky; Searching for vibrant colours In the endle...

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Sunday Talks Rhythmic Sunday - Dorothy Roy Tariang

Rhythmic Sunday - Dorothy Roy Tariang

WHAT IS MY LIFE? My life is something Something which is special Special because it is mine Mine so I get to do Do every...

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Sunday Talks Rhythmic Sunday - Srimayee Mukherjee

Rhythmic Sunday - Srimayee Mukherjee

You remember her just like another name Which ran along the lane with some random faces And someone told me that LOVE is...

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Sunday Talks Sunday Ruminations - Farheen Nahar

Sunday Ruminations - Farheen Nahar

She too had a dream: My identity is always considered as secondary. When I try to express, they say its arbitrary. I acc...

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