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The.poet.of.hearts on October 23Assalam o Alaikum
I'm Collecting and Gathering Urdu, Hindhi, And Arabic Writers and Poets and Readers Here at
http://allpoetry.com/group/show/Urdu%20And%20Hindhi%20Writers%20and%20Readers
I was awarded by a group but now I'm changing the theme and background of this group..
first time ever, I'm bringing some change at AP for all of Us..
For Pakistanis, For Indians and For Sub Continent Friends and Mates.
Love for All~
Please Join Me, I have spent my four years at AP.. and AP has no good Strength of We Pakistanis And We Indians
I'm a Pakistani but My Mother land is in India and My Forefathers Belongs to India.
Also, I'm a Memon. So I have no Country to represent myself,. but I'm Global Person.. but I live and Die With My Country, With Urdu and With Languages
Please, come and join me and bring your those friends as well, whom I don't know
Allah Nigehbaan
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Harrisham Minhas on July 21
You are the current Featured Member of Visions through Haiku!
Harrisham Minhas
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Sandygram : Stoping by to leave you some hugs and smiles. Bless You, Sandy (Mum) on July 8
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cirque du soleil on June 22i'm neha too!!
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sewasham on June 2Thanks for stopping by my page. Hope you are doing well and life is treating you good. Take care and Have fun. Steve
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Anu-Nataraj on January 11well my name me ans sinless-pure-and the sun of God
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Harrisham Minhas on December 24, 2008
Wish you a very Merry Christmas!
Have wonderful holidays!
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Anu-Nataraj : Heluue! on November 30, 2008hey neha !
anagha here.....good to see indians ar ound here....
nice page !
and i like the carnatic compostition 'bhajagovindam' ..classic i must say..
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love
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mina nagi : Here come Kaju-ki-barfi on November 15, 2008Sorry this the Kaju-ki-barfi
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mina nagi : Happy Birthday on November 15, 2008On this auspicious and splendid day
I bestow Kajoo kee barfee in a box
And wish many happy returns of the day
to a scorpion that sweetly rocks.
http://www.diwalifestival.org/gifs/besan-ki-barfi.jpg
have a splendid day...
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peridotPixi on June 19, 2008Thank you for the wonderful entry in my contest, i came to see who you are cuss i've never met you before, i think your page a new guestbook entry, so i guess it's up to me, keep up the wonderful writing, ~Amy
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mina nagi on June 7, 2008Hey, I liked your new page and id, adorned with feathers of a peacock; National bird of India its radiating vibrant colours and spirituality of a holy soul...
Nice to see you back...
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Sandygram : Happiest of New Years to you. Love, Mum on January 1, 2008
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Sandygram : Hugs and Smiles Across the Miles on December 27, 2007
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Lonely on December 25, 2007jeez.. how has life been going i mean.. I am getting in habit of mixing sentences in my mind.. gosh lolz
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Lonely on December 25, 2007Hello Neha.. Been a long time.. How have you been going?
Love,
Lonely
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Sandygram : Bless You and Hugs For You, Mum on July 9, 2007
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mina nagi : Dazzling just like Neha on June 21, 2007OMG
your page looks soooo beautiful and is glittering just like your personality… and the high regards you hold for me means a lot to me… you’re soooo sweet sweetoooooo…
mina
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K-Dense on June 13, 2007Persona pieces are poems, songs, or narratives told from the first-person point of view of someone or something involved in the story or circumstances of the work. They take the classic literary device of personifying something (give something inanimate or non-human human-like qualities), full tilt by having the author become one with said object or character.
In modern circles the best examples include “Stan” by Eminem (from the P.O.V. of an obsessed fan), “Alcohol” by County singer Brad Paisley, “I Gave You Power” by Nas (as a gun), and “Baltimore Love Thing” by 50 Cent (as Heroin).
In classic literature, examples include the narration within To Kill A Mockingbird, A Catcher In The Rye, The Great Gatsby, Moby Dick (“Call me Ishmael…”), and As I Lay Dying (multiple narrative personas). As many of Edgar Allen Poe’s poetry and short stories are told in first person (“The Tell-Tale Heart,” “The Raven”), a great deal of his work could be seen as persona pieces.
In modern poetry, the master of the persona poem is Patricia Smith, a black woman who took the genre full tilt with her piece “Skinhead” told from the P.O.V. of a Neo-Nazi, though she has tons of other poems, persona and otherwise, to her credit. Poet Marty McConnell has a series of persona pieces as famous historical figures addressing modern celebrities and/or people of interest (“Saint Catherine of Siena To Mary-Kate Olsen,” “Anna Politkovskaya To Katie Couric,” and “Joan of Arc To The $200-An-Hour Woman”).
I myself have crafted a few persona poems on this site (“I Want You To Be The One,” “Predator,” “Wile E. Coyote In A Therapist’s Chair,” “Black Cop’s Burden,” “Vegas,” “Mom Said This Would Be Esoteric”) and have heard/seen/read persona poems from points of view ranging from Britney Spears’ vagina, to Dracula talking to Ann Rice, to the incredible Hulk, to Superman in an retirement home, to money (“I talk baby”), to a horror film supporting character, to Ophelia from Hamlet in a New Orleans strip-club, to a chair (“Stop sitting on my face!”), to a pawn on a chessboard, to a chicken waiting to become a meal at McDonald’s. I’ve heard specific persona poems and ones from concepts and topics as broad and general as Drama and Revolution. I’ve even heard a persona poem as constipation.
I highly suggest you look up some of the aforementioned examples (mine and others), and try writing a persona piece or two of your own. They are amazingly fun. I recommend practicing by closing your eyes and writing as the first thing you see when they re-open.
In the meantime, please feel free to read my allpoetry homepage profile and some/any/all of my additional works posted on this site.
-Curtis Meyer
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Sandygram : Love You Neha!!! on June 13, 2007
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Sandygram : Hello Neha on May 1, 2007It was so nice to hear from you. I am doing alot better. God has helped me through my grief. My faith has really been tested but I am doing good. Hope you are doing well in school my dear sweet neha. Many hugs for you. Love you, I miss you too. Mum
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Sandygram : Love You Neha on May 1, 2007
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Sandygram : Good Morning Neha on April 18, 2007
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Sandygram on March 29, 2007
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Sandygram : Love You Neha on March 20, 2007Hello Neha, How have you been? I have missed you. I hope school is going well and your family is all well. I love you. Many Blessings to you. Love, Mum
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Mekhala on March 17, 2007hi...you know...mina nagi told me that you are from delhi but studying in Alld...good to know you...even i am from Alld!
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Sandygram on February 23, 2007
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Sandygram on February 19, 2007
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Sandygram on February 17, 2007
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Sandygram : Hello Dear Neha on January 15, 2007Hi my sweet AP daughter, just stopping bye to say hello and say I miss you. I am doing okay. Struggling some days but my faith gets me through it all some how. I hope all is well with you. Love you, Mum.
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mina nagi on November 15, 2006Happy Birthday to you neha...
Many happy returns of the day...
mina
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Neha Sharma on November 7, 2006Hello dear,
thanks for stopping by on my page.. [
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grannyeri on November 6, 2006Stopping in to say I love the pansies in your flower garden here - they are my favourite flower. Loved your OhTraveller poem, Will comment on that in the poem page.
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sunnystar on October 7, 2006Hi...
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mina nagi on September 15, 2006Missing your sweet poetry...
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Sandygram on September 14, 2006Hello my sweet Neha, How are you. I miss you so much!!!!!!!! How is school going. I hope well. And I hope your heart has found happiness. You are a wonderful AP daughter and I wish only joy and love for you. You take care and know you are always in my prayers. I love you . Mum
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Sandygram on August 1, 2006Hi Neha, How are you? I hope all is well. I am doing great, enjoying the summer. Hope you are too. Always know I love you and wish you the best life can bring. Love you, Mum
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Sandygram on June 28, 2006Hello my dear sweet Neha, I am stopping by to say I miss you. It has been awhile since I said hi. I hope all is well with you. You are such a pleasure to have as an AP daiughter. I could not ask for a sweeter one. I always wish you happiness in your life. I love you. Many many hugs to you.Mum
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Ryan on June 10, 2006Just shuffling through pages. Yours is very, um, PINK! lol, nice touch.
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Neha Sharma on June 6, 2006Thanks a lot siya but i no more look the same, so I deleted it.
I'll add on my new pic soon.
take care
lots of love
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liife on June 5, 2006why is your photograph gone, neha? i loved it so much...
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Sandygram on May 13, 2006Neha,
I am proud to be your AP mom.
You always bring smiles.
Always know that I care.
I send hugs across the miles.
Love AP Mom 
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Neha Sharma on April 6, 2006Thanks a lot mum.. I'm also glad I'm still here after such worse times.. all thanks to u and a mina.. I love u so much..
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Lonely on April 6, 2006specially... in black n white effects its looking so wonderfull
kisses n hugs! 
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Lonely on April 6, 2006aww.. you are looking so cute up there!
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Sandygram on April 6, 2006Hi there Neha. I love your picture. I will put it in the AP album. I hope you are fine and smiling. I am sooooooooooo glad you are still here . I love you a bunch. Huggies to you.
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mina nagi on March 25, 2006
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Andy Stephenson on April 22, 2005Mind your manners - exactly the answer to the poem You won my secret contest. I hated to ruin the poem for "them", but it still works out as a great tribute to Maatkara; a new type of poem: A Double Riddle Acrostic Poem. I didn't expect a winner. "More Than Perfect"
Andy
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