The Picture

Abdur-Rehman QadeerMarch 20, 2017

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The Picture

written by: Abdur-Rehman Qadeer

@ARBINQADEER

If light was mixed with light.
No one could've borne that dazzling bright.

If darkness mixed with darkness,
It would be blind black hole.

The Gatherer mixed the light with the darkness,
So it became most beautiful picture,
Called the universe.

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A Muslim, A Pakistani, searching for a world of his own... Or his soul...
Believes in God, Nature, try to find these in every beautiful thing...
21 and student.

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