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- Written by: Srinagar born Uneza Farooq, (Pen Name-Smile), Teaching English Literature at DPS Sharjah, UAE
- Category: ARTICLES
Being tacit and taciturn was my trademark,
Residing in the quixotic world with a closed cork.
I was roaming in the orb of my solitude,
To some extent, to my soul, I was rude.
Then a seraph came who pulled me out,
Flowers of intimacy began to sprout.
It was an elegant aurora of a gleaming weal,
This was the only thing that I didn’t want to reveal.
Suddenly a zephyr came and shattered the arrangement,
All the flowers of fragrant calix lost their scent.
The relationship was accepted by no one on this earth,
And kneeling is taught to a girl, from her birth.
My best efforts could not change the society’s trend,
Alas! I LOST MY FRIEND…!!!
- SOMEONE
- ME AND MY SILENCE
- I MISS YOU
- HEAVEN ON EARTH
- Impasse & hopes of PM package job aspirants
- SOLITUDE
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- Article 12 to 35 in Chapter-III of Indian Constitution were not subject to any change by the President even
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- A view on Kashmir
- Only PIOs not Responsible for Providing Information Under RTI Act
- Kashmir - Contradiction, Chaos & Confusion
- Opinion: Social Media emerging challenge for administration in Kashmir
- Need to terminate the ‘unbiased’ education system in Kashmir
- Sold out people in Kashmir: Every killing is turning a profitable business for them
- Historic achievements of BJP Govt. in the Centre during four years of its rule?
- Kashmir Institute organized Cross LoC conference in London
- When Noreen and Mahreen would come back.........
- Rohingyas: the illegal immigrants
- Is humanity alive in Jammu and Kashmir?
- Voice of a Mother
- ‘Save the daughter, teach the daughter’ ?
- Self discipline attributes a lot to institutionalize harmony
- An open letter to Mebooba Mufti from a handicapped mother of incarcerated son