Poetry book - Inspired by Maskin ji

WaheGuru Ji Ka Khalsa, WaheGuru Ji Ki Fateh.

I often write poems. I have composed more than 2000 poems till date.
Some of my poems are as under:

I wish to write
The words of my heart,
The cause of its beats
The delicacy of thoughts.
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A million reasons
Still to know,
The beats of heart
The sound that flows.
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I lit a candle in solitude
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With it I lit my dreams,
True, I saw a miracle real
My childhood smiling at my youth.
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As drops in river
So do desires in mind,
Rise and succeed
On the command of time.
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In the sweat with time
In the pain, Divine
We remember you
To forget life.
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Never mind the heat of sun
Joys will come.
* * * * *

Tears wipe pain from my face
Not strength from my heart.
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Tears are tiny drops of pain
In the ocean of ever flowing joys.
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To the temple she goes with tears in
eyes,
From the temple she comes with
smiling pride.
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Faith never cries
It's doubt that sheds tears.
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In the magnitude of what exists
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There is nothing in infinity
And infinity in nothing.
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Near the fruity tree lies his grave,
He who died for a loaf of bread.
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Written by – Ekta K. Kalra

WaheGuru Ji Ka Khalsa, WaheGuru Ji Ki Fateh.

 
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Dear Ekta Kaur,
Welcome to SPN. You've already given a poetic gift to us all.
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Your poem has been included in the thread - Poetry Corner. It's beautiful and can only be written with a genuine heart. Thank you for your continuing presence in SPN.
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