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hasmukh amathalal (17/05/1947 / Vadali, Dist: - sabarkantha, Gujarat, India)
The Beauty Itself
Veiled beauty I admire
Let it remain blessed
It might have descended on earth
To be remembered till our death
I am the one
So far having seen none
Yet think about veiled beauty
Thank of nice part played by the almighty
Roses remind me of great natural show
Its fragrance spreads all over and grows
The garden is housed of different flowers
All have come up with rainy showers
All eyes make desperate bid and thrust
On simple object with full crush
How many succeed is anybody's guess
But it needs careful approach and access
Generally its is outer glow
That makes magnificent show
Only eyes speak with no language barrier
It is enough for person to bet on her
Not that we are simply blind
Have no sympathy of any kind
But it has magic pull
We are made sometimes perfectly fool
I won't dwell much on negative side
There is no opinion divide
We are for perseverance of beauty
Whether that is seen in jungle, desert village or city
You can speculate about nature
You can also dream about future
But not to have any control to secure
Then she may politely turn down an offer
I have lot more to write
About perception behind those eyes
Not because some communities take in pride
For keeping them under veil and hide
I for one shall prefer open eyes too
It remains same and literally true
But more you hide then eagerness grows
The beauty itself speaks well and shows
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Pawan Jain awesome
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Vicky Singh i love those eyes
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rohit, mukesh n vicy welcome
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Sukmawati Komala and 2 others like this.
Sukmawati Komala very very beautiful
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arrod C Lacy Breathtakingly stunning.
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Ram Nath likes this.
Ram Nath Lazwab Lazwab.......Guruvar.......//I claimed on many occasion
That there was absolutely no confusion
I was to wed a person of my choice
That was the only way to fulfill promise
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Ram Nath likes this.
Ram Nath Lazwab Lazwab Guruvar.....Aha.........Kya Kahne..........Generally its is outer glow
That makes magnificent show
Only eyes speak with no language barrier
It is enough for person to bet on her
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Molnar Gy MUCH LOVE & HAPPINESS!
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Author Kesha Finesse Murphy Love your work King
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Kendoc Kendoc beautiful
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Heather Burns good write about the veiled beauty. lovely pic.
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Marieta Maglas good poem, nice pic
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George T. Everette Hidden beauty does have an appeal that can't be equaled.
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Jen Walls Deeply intriguing beauty revolves around the inner soul...an excellent write dear Hasmukh
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Rhea Tathagata The veil makes the eyes more beautiful and enhances the intrigue of man...mystery always appeals man to quest for the truth...in a way search for the soul...nice thought...
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