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She Stole My Soul

Muhammad MohsinJuly 30, 2020

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She Stole My Soul

written by: Muhammad Mohsin

@MemonMohsi

She runs over the misery of life
she rules a house full of five
she is a happy bride
she works hard to thrive

her work inspires us to smile
her heart has a golden shine
her soul is a treasure of mine
her presence is just divine

She runs over the misery of life
yet she manages to smile
Her work inspires us to smile
yet she is the one accused of the crime.

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Muhammad Mohsin is a biomedical engineer by education, but his passion lies in healthcare entrepreneurship, healthcare innovation, and creative thinking. Currently working as an Innovation fellow at CCIT, Aga Khan University Karachi, Mohsin aims to play a leadership role in changing the healthcare systems and policies in Pakistan.

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