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The document discusses poetry as a means of expressing emotions and ideas through rhyme and abstract thoughts that are carefully composed using style, talent and dedicated time. It describes poetry as capturing audiences with elaborately expressed stories and moral lessons within a few lines, entangling the mind in an ocean of words. While poetry provides a meager income in India, it can capture large foreign audiences and thus serve as a persevering route to earning an income through rhyming written compositions.
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The document poses a series of rhetorical questions about how certain things can be expected after negative events, such as a bee buzzing happily after flowers have decayed or a soldier remaining patriotic after surrendering. It then concludes that even after death, one can expect a place in heaven from the omniscient Lord for altruistic deeds performed in life.
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A dedication
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Five unified poems
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