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Rang Jazbaaton Ke / रंग जज़्बातों के

Rang Jazbaaton Ke / रंग जज़्बातों के

Preeti Saini

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Repro India Limited
Año de edición:
2022
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Poesía
ISBN:
9798887177595
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Love is a journey which is unique in itself. It awakens such emotions in a person as  if every moment is a new story. This is how  the love of  Piyali and  her Rajwadiya* is. To understand their love it is necessary to read these poems. They teach  us what true love is and  what it is to live and die in love.These poems are the journey of the present birth of Piyali and her Rajwadiya. In this birth they suffered a lot - they met and parted. And then went through a very long separation. Their wait and longingness during this separation is beyond our comprehension. Their wait became the examination center of their love. But during this time they learned a lot too.During this period waiting, these poems became the support system of Piyali. These poems did that for their relationship which only these two can understand.If you also want to get an essence of  their love, then you have to read these poems. Piyali has shown every emotion of love in these poems. These poems are the path on which Piyali and her Rajwadiya climbed the summit of love.

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