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by adroit   Dec 8, 2006


In a world without any darkness
What becomes of the light?
In a world without wrong concepts
How would we know what's right?

Inside a world without hell
Where would we find heaven?
In a world without thine enemies
Who would we call thy brethren?

Living on a planet without hardships
How could we all experience hope?
Living with no unfamiliar strangers
How would our hearts know home?

If we lived in a world of sunshine
Wouldn't life be such a desert?
If every day we found a pot of gold
Would we think it such treasure?

Circling a star
On this great world of ours
I sense all's at rights.
Without death:
The loss of life and breath
Would we still value our life?

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  • 16 years ago

    by Nafees Ahmad

    U did a great job really. i like this type of poems too much. oftenly people asked that why God created sadness, hardships and other painful things. its answer is simple if they were not existed how would we know happiness, Privilege and other things.

    so kepp it up...

  • 16 years ago

    by Nafees Ahmad

    U did a great job really. i like this type of poems too much. oftenly people asked that why God created sadness, hardships and other painful things. its answer is simple if they were not existed how would we know happiness, Privilege and other things.

    so kepp it up...

  • 16 years ago

    by Nafees Ahmad

    U did a great job really. i like this type of poems too much. oftenly people asked that why God created sadness, hardships and other painful things. its answer is simple if they were not existed how would we know happiness, Privilege and other things.

    so kepp it up...

  • 16 years ago

    by Nafees Ahmad

    U did a great job really. i like this type of poems too much. oftenly people asked that why God created sadness, hardships and other painful things. its answer is simple if they were not existed how would we know happiness, Privilege and other things.

    so kepp it up...

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