Rizwan Saleem

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03/30/2018446 Free verse
03/30/2018438 Dramatic Verse
02/02/2018511 Free verse
01/28/2017517 Free verse
09/28/2016603 Free verse
08/22/2016551 Free verse
05/05/2016440 Blank verse
02/24/2016790 Ballad
02/18/2016536 Free verse
02/16/2016479 Free verse
02/06/2016582 Free verse
02/06/2016571 Free verse
01/30/2016632 Blank verse
01/20/2016587 Blank verse
01/16/2016565 Ballad
01/15/2016608 Blank verse
12/11/2015624 Acrostic
12/04/2015437 Free verse
11/28/2015713 Free verse
11/12/2015764 Ballad
11/05/2015590 Ballad
10/26/2015390 Dramatic Verse
10/23/2015525 Acrostic
10/21/2015648 Ballad
10/21/2015631 Prose
10/20/2015637 Dramatic Verse
10/19/2015708 Ballad

Quotes

Quote Left Take what ever you are and what ever you have. Then burn it, and in that inferno forge yourself again. Same metal, new sword.... Now fight back for what ever you have lost. Quote Right
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Quote Left When everything is lost. The word hope is a curse, Darkness so complete that your eyes are blind. The tears have dried up and the salt is gone from your body. Finger nails are cracked and broken. It is then you hear the voice say “I’m still here”. And you will say “So am I lord, so am I” Quote Right
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Quote Left The vultures of failure are always hungry. Quote Right
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