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		By: Naseer Ahmed nasir		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Sorrow -- Poem by Naseer Ahmed Nasir

Sorrow is a child&#039;s art 
sketched on tracing paper; 
sometimes it draws line straight, 
inclined, and 
some other time conical, square, and 
spiral; 
yet again spreading in circles 
it gets lost in its own endlessness. 
Some people think 
sorrow is born of love 
but love starts from there 
where sorrow passes through a trial. 
No one knows whether sorrow is smaller; or 
love bigger; 
I know only this -- 
that a man deprived of a woman&#039;s love 
is a destitute; 
actually sorrow is neither a woman 
nor love; 
sorrow unites these two and then separates; 
like time unites the end with eternity -- 
or is sorrow a triangle, or 
always the unending distance 
between two parallel lines? 

English translation by Bina Biswas]]></description>
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<p>Sorrow is a child’s art<br>
sketched on tracing paper;<br>
sometimes it draws line straight,<br>
inclined, and<br>
some other time conical, square, and<br>
spiral;<br>
yet again spreading in circles<br>
it gets lost in its own endlessness.<br>
Some people think<br>
sorrow is born of love<br>
but love starts from there<br>
where sorrow passes through a trial.<br>
No one knows whether sorrow is smaller; or<br>
love bigger;<br>
I know only this –<br>
that a man deprived of a woman’s love<br>
is a destitute;<br>
actually sorrow is neither a woman<br>
nor love;<br>
sorrow unites these two and then separates;<br>
like time unites the end with eternity –<br>
or is sorrow a triangle, or<br>
always the unending distance<br>
between two parallel lines? </p>
<p>English translation by Bina Biswas</p>
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