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    Beauty And Sorrow
    Beauty And Sorrow
    Beauty And Sorrow
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    Beauty And Sorrow

    By Naila Hina and نائلہ حنا

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    BEAUTY AND SORROW

    By Dr. Naila Hina (25th Feb 1992)

    From "Shadows Of The Sun"

    This poem is published in 39 languages worldwide, in many anthologies including

    Ithaca point Editions

    OPA The spirit of nature

    Shadows of the Sun by Engr Dr Naila Hina PAKISTAN

    "SOPHY CHEN'S TRANSLATION WORLD POETRY YEARBOOK 2022"

    Envius thoughts.

    RMLA

    Etc.

    AS a Bridge Beyond Borders

    Poetry can be a great bridge between the nation's and all cultures

    And make the world a true global village.

     

    Engr Dr Naila Hina has written this poem on  (25th Feb 1992) and now after thirty years it is getting published in so many languages worldwide and proves that her poetry is truly Timeless and beyond borders of time and place.

    Engr Dr Naila Hina PAKISTAN has proven herself as a true global citizen and international poet and writer and an ambassador of goodwill peace knowledge and literature worldwide.

    Dr. Muhammad Islam

    Editor Jang Group of Newspapers 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherEngineer Naila Hina
    Release dateFeb 12, 2023
    ISBN9798215750070
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      Beauty And Sorrow - Naila Hina

      BEAUTY AND SORROW

      By Dr. Naila Hina (25th Feb 1992)

      From Shadows Of The Sun

      This poem got published in 39 languages worldwide, in many anthologies including

      •  Ithaca point Editions

      •  OPA The spirit of nature

      •  Shadows of the Sun by Engr Dr Naila Hina PAKISTAN

      •  SOPHY CHEN’S TRANSLATION WORLD POETRY YEARBOOK 2022

      •  Envius thoughts.

      •  StoryMirror

      •  RMLA

      •  Etc.

      AS a Bridge Beyond Borders

      Poetry can be a great bridge between the nation’s and all cultures

      And make the world a true global village.

      Engr Dr Naila Hina has written this poem on  (25th Feb 1992) and now after thirty years it is getting published in so many languages worldwide and proves that her poetry is truly Timeless and beyond borders of time and place.

      Engr Dr Naila Hina PAKISTAN has proven herself as a true global citizen and international poet and writer and an ambassador of goodwill peace knowledge and literature worldwide.

      Dr. Muhammad Islam

      Editor

      Jang group of newspapers

      Indonesian

      KEINDAHAN DAN KESEDIHAN

      Di dataran yang sunyi dan sepi

      Seperti karakteristik dini hari

      Atau di simpangan siang dan malam

      Melihat bunga-bunga yang muram,

      Burung-burung kembali ke rumah secara berurutan

      Warna malam kelihatan.

      Permukaan air oleh cahaya bulan dicium

      Dengan jejak hujan yang anggun,

      Ada keheningan suara.

      Pohon-pohon berdiri seperti

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