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Inside out

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by Zarish Iqbal

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Poetry
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About Inside out

 

I couldn’t find anyone I could share what I think with so I picked up the pen. I found the best and most loyal friends in the pages of my diaries. I have written two Urdu poetry books before, published through Dastaan. This is my third book.

 

Now what does it have? It has my unsaid words. It has unspoken feelings whether about war, love, broken hearts, blank minds, unfulfilled dreams, romance or everything I have been going through. Everything I have been experiencing and observing. Even what type of life partner I fantasize about. We all fantasize about our life partner at least. And a life partner is not supposed to be the opposite gender only— it can be anyone: your parents, your friends or your spouse. This book didn’t start out intentionally but now I am gathering all the stuff I have written to share with you, my reader, just to know how you feel after reading it.

 

 

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★★★★★ By Talha Pervaiz 05 July, 2021

MashAllah very well written,well organized.Each and every word gives you a different meaning different logic in short words "Excellent Work" MashAllah. I pray to God that the author always keep shining and give him strength and power to written many more books like this. Ameen Suma Ameen♥♥

★★★★★ By Muhammad Iftikhar 20 April, 2021

Awe! I'm so glad to encourage you... You make exquisite use of the words you have captured. So much truth in your wonderful words... "Pay Back" I keep coming back to this poem absolutely "Wow" Brilliant write . Waiting for more stuff...Be Blessed.

★★★★★ By Hammad Bhatti 17 April, 2021

Mashaallah..
Book prr kr bht acha lga
You are doing great
Hamesha kush raho...
Waiting for more...
Stay Blessed...

★★★★★ By Inshal Nazif 06 March, 2021

May you get more and more success senior keep it up...✌️

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