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"Shangri - La, my dream home" Printable Version PRINTABLE VERSION
by Mohammad Nibras, India Apr 30, 2006
Health , Peace & Conflict , Civil Rights   Poetry

  

Here the children carry
Only rainbow smile.
There is no cloudy face
Or any rainy eye.

Here the Love is true
And the Hope is strong.
There are only open hearts
And many helping hands.

Here the air is Fresh
And the water clean.
There is no muddy arm
Or any shaggy heads.

No tears are sold
Or any flesh is bought.
Here the soul is free
And there are joyous days.

The greenish leaves of
The bushy trees...
And the icy waters of
The rushing streams...

There are no weary minds
But only caring laps.
Here the sprouting kids
Feeds the roaring cats.

There is only bed of roses
And only fragrant breeze.
The thunder-bolts gifts
The festive joy.

There is no partiality
But only fraternity.
This is Shangri-La,
My dream HOME.





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Mohammad Nibras


Hi, myself Mohammad Nibras.P.K, a resident of Kerala state of India. Doing my MBA in Bangalore. A poet-freelance writer. For me, the most beautiful thing in the world is my parents. I have loads and lots of friends and I am very much particular in keeping in touch with them always. Having only one life to live, I wanted to make the best out of it mostly by serving the humanity. I consider my poetry as my heart's language. I believe in ' JUST DO IT, WHAT MAY COME'
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Serenity
Mwangi munyua | Jun 6th, 2006
Yah,that's what I get from your poem.It's a powerful one.



Mohammad Nibras P K | Nov 1st, 2012
Thanks Mwangi.

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