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The document advocates strongly for adopting a girl child by listing the many benefits it would provide. It argues that adopting a girl child would fill her life with happiness by rescuing her from an orphanage and providing love from a caring family. The child would receive an education, courage to face the world, shelter, respect for all people, and guidance to walk upright. The adoptive family would nourish her physically and fulfill all her desires. They would nurture her talents and give her strength and identity. The child would be protected and taught to stand on her own. In short, adopting a girl child would bless both her and the adoptive family in countless ways.
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The poem is about a man reflecting on how he took the love of a woman for granted when she was alive. It describes how he failed to appreciate and cherish her while they were together, but now that she has passed away he realizes how much she meant to him. He longs for her and laments not showing her enough affection when he had the chance. The poem uses vivid imagery to portray his deep sorrow and regret over losing her.
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This document poetically describes the instant two people become married in every aspect of their existence. It uses vivid language to portray how their beings, from physical elements like blood and breath to emotional qualities like tears and smiles, become forever intertwined and united. The writing emphasizes that from this moment of complete bonding, they face all adversity and experiences of life together as one, considering themselves the richest for having found such unconditional togetherness and compassion.
Mother
This document is a poem written from the perspective of a mother expressing her unconditional love and devotion for her child. The mother finds purpose and meaning in responding to each of her child's experiences, from smiles and accomplishments to struggles and dreams, with empathy, care, and a desire to provide happiness and protection. She sacrifices all that she has to nourish her child's well-being and shield them from harm.
Ignite The Lamp Of Humanity
This document celebrates a person who has shown compassion and kindness to others through many selfless acts such as sharing food and resources, helping strangers, embracing diversity, fighting injustice, and spreading messages of love, optimism and humanity. It describes how this person transformed negativity into opportunity, shared happiness with others, and inspired hope in challenging times. The concluding lines call for unifying as a voice of love beyond divisions, to ignite the lamp of humanity.
It Does Definitely Matter
The document is a long list of things that supposedly don't matter, such as not conquering victories, alleviating humanity's suffering, or living extraordinarily accomplished lives. However, it argues that what truly matters is unveiling one's passionate heart to others, not living or dying alone, contributing to God's creation, and experiencing immortal love. Living fully and connecting with humanity are presented as the most important things.
Will You Be My Valentine?
The document is a lengthy poem asking a potential Valentine to be the speaker's source of happiness, inspiration, comfort and companionship. It uses vivid imagery and flowery language to ask if the Valentine will bring light, laughter, friendship and hope to the speaker's life during both happy and difficult times. It ultimately directly asks the subject to be the speaker's Valentine.
It Was A Female's Omnipotent Womb
The document discusses the oppression of women throughout history. It describes various ways in which men have abused and mistreated women, dismissing their intelligence and contributions. It argues that despite this mistreatment, women's wombs have empowered men by giving them life and enabling their development and abilities. The document emphasizes that women's wombs are omnipotent and have granted men existence and capabilities through birth.
Inspired Me All The More.
The document is a series of statements addressed to an unnamed "sweetheart" where the speaker says that their sweetheart's various insults, contempt, criticism, ignoring, exploitation, blackmailing, lack of care or attention, prioritizing of meaningless things over the speaker's poetry, and divorcing the speaker for a life of luxury instead inspired the speaker to help and support others, appreciate nature and philanthropists, become a voice for the oppressed, and dedicate their life to their creator and the tunes of their heart.
Be Conquered
The document encourages the reader to not be conquered by adversity but instead to be conquered by love, friendship, beauty, and other positive forces. It uses vivid language to describe challenges like the sun's rays, scorpions, earthquakes, oceans, and more that should not overcome the reader. It repeats that the reader should let their mind, body and soul be conquered by love, freedom, benevolence, peace, adventure, and life. The overall message is one of perseverance in the face of hardship and finding strength from love and compassion.
Aids doesnt kill. your attitude kills.
This document argues that having compassion for and interacting with people living with HIV/AIDS will not put one's health at risk or lead to negative consequences. It uses a series of phrases beginning with "wont in anyway" to assert that various compassionate actions like shaking hands, kissing, or sharing food will not infect, harm, or kill the person engaging in those actions. However, it claims that not showing such compassion and neglecting those living with HIV/AIDS would be the cause of their "ghastliest of death." The overall message is one of promoting compassion over fear or stigma regarding HIV/AIDS.
Woman
The document is a poetic description of woman that uses flowery language and metaphor to portray her in overwhelmingly positive terms. It depicts woman as a nurturing force who inspires compassion and spreads beauty, fragrance, radiance, emotions, sensuality, passion, freshness, peace, reality, love and more. Though she takes on many roles in society as a mother, sister, wife and more, in each form she remains God's most beautiful creation and is crowned as a resplendent woman.
Learn To Altruistically Sacrifice
The document discusses the importance of learning to altruistically sacrifice for the upbringing of a child. It states that compassion, laughter, literacy, food, schooling, music, play, humanity, enlightenment, gifts, concentration, exercise, revision, adventure, signature, sweat, empathy, truth, and love are all indispensable to child development. However, it argues that more than anything else, in order to provide all of these qualities, one must first learn to altruistically sacrifice, as that is the essence of successfully nurturing and bringing up a child.
Wholesomely And Completely Dead.
The document describes a body that is now dead and unable to experience any sensations or perform any actions. Over multiple sentences, it lists things the body can no longer do - laugh, dream, eat, speak, etc. - and describes how it was once vibrant but is now dead. The concluding sentence states that the body has been consumed by the coffins of endless extinction and has succumbed to fate, and is now declared wholly and completely dead by the creator.
If you really felt sorry
The document discusses poverty and calls on people to take action instead of just feeling remorse. It says if people truly feel sorry about poverty in their hearts, they should work to eradicate it from society and share their happiness and resources with those who are less fortunate. The document emphasizes that people should help end poverty through compassion and a shared spirit of humanity.
Grow More Trees
The document is a poem advocating growing more trees. It describes the many positive effects of growing trees, including spreading peace, tranquility, equality, and freshness. It suggests that growing trees can help heal wounds, inspire acceptance, and transform hatred into oblivion. Overall, the poem presents growing trees as a way to create a more just, harmonious, and healthy world.
She Really, Truly And Immortally Loved You.
This document describes how a woman could love a man for who he is, rather than his wealth, status, or abilities. It suggests that while some women may be attracted to a man for superficial reasons like his looks, money or fame, true love is based on accepting someone for their natural, innate qualities without conditions. It conveys the message that real, immortal love is unconditional and exists beyond any external attributes or possessions.
If You Really Felt Sorry
The document discusses poverty and expresses that merely acknowledging or feeling sorry about poverty is not enough. It advocates taking action to eradicate poverty from its roots through compassion and by sharing happiness and resources with those who are deprived. The recurring message is that if one truly feels sorry about poverty, they must work to abolish it permanently through humanitarian means and by spreading empathy, care, and love throughout the world.
Relax
The document tells the recipient to relax while the rest of the world runs crazily. It states that the recipient is the only one who the author has an enduring bond and connection with, from the moment of birth until death and beyond. The author considers the recipient to be the most important person in their life who they love unconditionally and want to be with forever.
True Romance
The document explores different definitions of what constitutes "true" qualities, such as true silence being profound concentration on one's conscience, true adolescence being the loss of childhood innocence, and true romance being willing to do anything for the person you love, even if it means sacrificing your own life.
Hunger For Hunger
The document expresses a hunger for many things including fame, nature's gifts, sunlight, adventure, wealth, music, scent, humanity, beauty, prosperity, strength, sensuality, goodness, truth, love, and most importantly, an endless hunger that can make all these things a reality. It advocates having an insatiable hunger to experience the wonders of the universe and better humanity.
But Remember
The document discusses choosing to help others in need or choosing more positive paths of action that benefit humanity. It provides many examples of those in need of help, such as the orphaned, disabled, oppressed, and suffering. It emphasizes that while one can and should help others, one must do so humbly and not boast about their deeds, as true change comes from higher powers and it is God who ultimately decides who receives help and how.
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Yours Truly In Dirt
The document describes the unhygienic and unkempt state of a person's body as seen in a mirror. Their short, sharp hair is covered in dandruff, their lips are chapped, nostrils contain hardened mucus, ears have yellow earwax, and their neck has dirt streaks. Their underarms smell unpleasant, teeth are discolored, palms are scribbled on, and ragged clothes have holes while ants eat stuck honey on their shoulder bone. Their sports shoes have a coal tar lining, and they moan in dismay and lost hope at their unwashed and unpolished appearance reflected back at them.
Yours Only Forever
This poem refutes negative things others may have said about the person's beauty and qualities. Over 12 lines, the speaker asks "who told you" negative qualities such as being ugly, fat, or having swollen lips, before asserting that to them the person is beautiful in a variety of ways such as having golden honey hair, passionate breath, and skin as resplendent as a lotus. The speaker says that even if the whole world condemned the person, to them they would still be the most fascinating and lovable person, with the speaker's heart belonging to them forever.
Your Love For Me
The document expresses the author's profound pride in their love, which is compared to lasting natural phenomena rather than fleeting experiences. Over 14 stanzas, the author states that their love was not like changing shapes of the moon, violent storms, burning candles, or decaying scents but rather enduring stars, gentle winds, unrelenting fires, and fragrant lotuses. Similarly, it was not like abandoning bird mothers, violent rain, or transient commercials, but rather nurturing human mothers, rejuvenating oceans, and impactful fables. In the end, the author states their love was not a fleeting heartbeat but rather an immortal soul that gave new beginnings and perpetual grip on life.
Your Kiss
The passage describes a kiss as having many profound and transformative effects on the speaker. The kiss is depicted through elaborate metaphors that portray it as enlightening, liberating, and filling every part of the speaker's being with warmth, beauty, happiness, and love. It allows the speaker to experience life as meaningful, empowering, and divine, even in the face of difficulties. The kiss seems to profoundly change the speaker's perspective by infusing their existence with joy, fulfillment and a sense of connection to something greater.
Your Immortal Slave
The document is a poetic expression of love for another person. It describes the speaker's love lingering and bonding with different parts of the person's body, from their hair down to their feet. The love witnesses their eyes and traces the lines on their hands. It feels closest to God while on their soul, and becomes the speaker's "immortal slave" when on their feet, devoted to them for current and future lifetimes.
Your Immortal Beats
The poem describes the speaker finding their true love and soulmate amidst the infinite possibilities in the universe. Through vivid descriptions of senses like sight, sound, touch, and smell, the poem explores all the qualities and attributes the speaker's love possesses that make them uniquely special and the only one that truly captivates the speaker, from their mesmerizing tunes and ravishing hair to their heavenly fragrance and immortal heart that bonds with the speaker's. The poem suggests their love transcends lifetimes and was destined even before birth.
Your Heart Said It All
The document expresses how a person's body parts and presence can communicate deep feelings and attraction without words. Each line describes how a different part of the person, such as their eyes, lips, cheeks, hair, hands, etc. expressed their attraction and enchanted the writer through subtle gestures and movements. The writing portrays the person as having an irresistible charm and passion that consumed the writer and filled them with love through every part of their being, without needing to say a word.
Your Godly Sweat
This document describes the power and effects of a single droplet of sweat from a godly being. In over 20 sentences, each beginning with "Just a...", it elaborates on how a single droplet was enough to profoundly impact and transform the narrator's senses, emotions, existence, and purpose when it came into contact with different parts of their body. The droplet is described as having golden color and emanating heavenly fragrance, freshness, felicity, and power. It left the narrator feeling enlightened, happy, sensuous, and driven to benevolent causes.
Young At Heart
While nature and objects undergo changes with time and seasons, losing their vibrant colors, forms, or appearances, they still maintain their core abilities and essences. The leaves of a tree become bare in autumn but the tree remains alive. Birds molt their feathers but still have the power of flight. Though bananas become dilapidated after peeling, they are still nourishing to eat. And though the elderly appear frail while walking with canes, they retain the ability to love and dream as they are young at heart.
Young And Innocent At Heart
The document describes how various natural and man-made objects undergo changes as they age but still retain their essential qualities. Leaves lose their color in autumn but trees remain alive. Birds molt feathers but can still fly. Food loses visual appeal but retains taste and nutrition. Precious metals lose shine but keep monetary value. While the elderly appear frail, they still possess the ability to love and dream as they remain young at heart.
Without Her Hands In Mine
The document describes various methods the author uses to try and erase their name from different surfaces and objects, including soil, skin, lips, walls, trees, cakes, paper, mirrors, tables, hair, pencils, beaches, windshields, eyes, maps, records, checks, friends' hearts, and bones. However, when trying to erase their name from "hers", the author is transformed into ashes and left for the afterlife as punishment, this time without her hands in mine.
You'll Have To Stay Alive
The document provides reasons for staying alive, listing natural phenomena, memories, relationships, and experiences that one would miss out on if not alive. It encourages staying alive for the sake of leaves, dreams, raindrops, memories, jokes, clothes, earth, feelings of ecstasy when alone, birds, dolphins, roses, butterflies, those who admire your accomplishments, religious idols, those who help you cross streets, cows who provide milk, winds that allow one to breathe, and one's parents who raised them. Most importantly, it says one must stay alive for the sake of the author, as their heart would stop if the other's heartbeat separated from their own.
You Were Nothing
The document discusses humanity's insignificance before God. It states that regardless of one's status or abilities, all people are equally created by God. However, it emphasizes that before God's supreme and eternal power, humanity is nothing. This nothingness is described using various analogies of transient or worthless things like matchsticks, flies, bones, and dust. The document repeats this message of human equality before God but ultimate insignificance using different examples in each paragraph.
You Simply Couldn't Hide
The document is a lengthy list describing ways that someone tries to hide negative qualities or desires through superficial means, but ultimately fails. It uses vivid, dramatic language to portray the person as deeply troubled and attempting to conceal malicious, sinister, or corrupt attributes of their body, mind and soul through cosmetic means rather than addressing the underlying issues.
You Resembled The Creator Divine
The document describes how the actions and qualities of the subject resemble aspects of nature, religious figures, and positive ideals. When the subject smiles, dances, dreams, or embraces, they resemble the sun, forests, clouds, waterfalls, and patriotism. In general terms, the subject is compared to divine or celestial things through their various moods and behaviors.
You Only Tell Me What To Do; O! Almighty Lord.
The document discusses the conflicting messages one receives about worshipping parents. On one hand, they are told to worship parents unconditionally. On the other hand, they are told not to worship those who commit harmful acts like harming nature, discriminating against others, being selfish, etc. It questions how to decide whether to worship parents or not when parents themselves sometimes engage in these negative behaviors. The document provides many examples of such behaviors parents might exhibit that would conflict with unconditional worship. It ultimately asks God which rule they should follow regarding worshipping parents.
You Lived In My Heart
The document describes how love lived in every part of the speaker's body. Love lived in their eyes when they saw the world, ears when they listened, feet when they walked, fingers when they wrote, stomach when they ate, nails when they scratched, tongue when they spoke, nostrils when they breathed, veins when their blood pumped, throat when they drank water, lips when they smiled, bones as they grew, teeth when they chewed, mind when they thought, scalp when they touched their hair, dreams and fantasies, the lines on their palm, sweat as it dripped, scent as day turned to night, and most importantly in their heart where there was no room for anything else.
You Don't Need To Teach
This document lists various natural phenomena and living things, stating that for each one "you don't need to teach" them how to act or behave naturally. It describes the natural behaviors of clouds, roses, desert sands, oceans, snakes, spiders, the sun, frogs, the moon, crocodiles, birds, eyelids, winds, conscience, fish, trees, avalanches, truth, children, and the heart without needing any instruction on how to do so.
You Could Yet Make Him Happy
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You Can't Strangulate Yourself And Still Lead Life
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Adopt The Girl Child.
- 1. ADOPT THE GIRL CHILD. Think about the unbelievably unsurpassable amount of happiness that you’d be perpetuating in her life; by wholesomely freeing her from the clutches of the disdainfully incarcerated orphanage, Think about the endless odes of blissful love that she’d receive; amidst the philanthropically synergistic members of your unceasingly caring family, Think about the perennial smiles that would so royally enlighten her tear-strained face; never ever leaving her blessed countenance; when she would uninhibitedly sway in your arms; and towards the fathomless sky, Think about the egalitarian education and ardent courage that you’d be providing her; granting her the most invincible opportunity to walk shoulder to shoulder with the global machismo society, Think about the compassionate shelter that you’d be granting to her forlornly impoverished and tiny little persona; being her sole source of quintessential light even in the most murderously blasphemous of night, Think about the unassailable mountains of respect that you’d be inculcating in her diminutive brain; as you taught her that every religion; caste; creed and organism on this boundless Universe; was pricelessly and inimitably alike, Think about every step that she walked being moulded with eternal prosperity; as you harnessed it with your euphoric breath; before she even dared to step, Think about every mundanely treacherous moment of her life being metamorphosed into a paradise of unlimited happiness; as she uninhibitedly poured even the most inconspicuous thing of her heart; near to your unshakable chest, Think about all those succulently salubrious morsels of food that you’d feed her with all her destined life; never ever letting her fantasize about the world with hunger and ruthless drought, Think about even the most infinitesimal of her non-invasive desire being quenched to the fullest and even beyond infinite infinity; as you fought the entire acrimoniously ribald planet; to bring all blessed creativity into her innocuously outstretched palms, Think about the artist that you’d be so unconquerably harnessing in each of her transient senses; with every of your blood; body and inimitably blazing breath,
- 2. Think about the insurmountable tenacity that you’d be permeating in her body and soul; to take upon the mantle of all diabolically sacrilegious on this planet; with you forever as her lone savior, Think about the infallibly interminable identity that you’d be blessing her with; altruistically granting her not only your name and surname; but an inexhaustible ardor to be just her very ownself, Think about the countless nights that you’d stand invincible guard to her while she impeccably snored; not permitting even the most infidel trace of tawdry profanity touch her divinely skin, Think about all those unparalleled pleasureful moments when you’d teach her to walk on her own feet; being like the Omnipotent Creator in her life to timelessly guide her towards the heavens of righeousness, Think about the innumerable lines of Omniscient Poetry; the limitless number of paintings that you’d be sublimed to make upon her godly aura; and thereby be blessed with the most truthfully effulgent profession on the trajectory of earth divine, Think about being the sole lantern of fathomless love in her miserably impoverished life; a lantern whose flames would forever erase even the most evanescent of her memory of being venomously orphaned, Think about all those countless breaths of yours; that you would so heart-renderingly use to magically heal her every inexplicably traumatic wound; miraculously coalescing her ecstatically vibrant form with the cradle of the Omnipresent divine, Think about being encompassed by an infinite more of her innocent little kind; being addressed by so many names such as “Father, Mother”, “Grandfather; Grandmother” ; as she would wonderfully procreate your tribe in the coming centuries and times, And if after marriage; both of you are still childless; then just don’t think or contemplate any further on anything; just blindfold your eyes with the wand of unconquerable love overruling all; and forever and ever and ever; adopt the immortally twinkling and divinely little girl child.