Doors of Life

By Sadia Farooqui

I believe every person experiences life in a very different way. This is a story or collection of poems about a girl or woman who gets everything in lifecareer, success, and lovebut later she loses them, and now she is trying to gain strength and start a new phase of life, which is indeed challenging because she is alone, with no parents or sibling support. Neither her friends nor any other relations support her, but she believe her god is with her, who will give back her happiness, her love, which can be a lover, husband, etc.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris AU
• Release date: Jun 27, 2016
• ISBN: 9781514495940

Sadia Farooqui

I started writing when I was seven years old. I am not a poet, but what I feel, I write. Writing is my passion. I am a graduate doctor, and I did my postgraduate study in MS leadership and management in health care from Kingston University, London. I later completed ISO QMS lead auditor and Six Sigma Green Belt as well. I am a mother and only parent to my two sons, who are ten and twelve years old.

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Love never stops rising,

Life itself is a blessing,

Memories may die,

But love always remains.

Once thee I was a rose,

A rose that blossoms n shines,

A rose that bear thorns,

But its Fragrance lives long.

Life took my strength,

Life snatched my dreams,

Life made me hope less,

But my heart lives along.

My echoes! My screams!

Were lost thee deep open air,

I wept and wept,

But I was all alone.

Its true life took me away

But my heart lay still,

Deep in its socket mill,

Breathe and live but ill.

Ah, love never stops rising.

You'll always be my one and only,

The one