Aashaon pratyashaon k bhanwar mein,
Kab se jhool rahi thi mai,
Nihswarth samvednaein,
Ab to bhul rahi thi mai.
Tere aane se jaana,
Swarth se bacha hai koi kona,
Nirasha mein ummid ki kiran,
Bitiya rani tum hi hona.
Nishchal sacchi aur pyaari,
Teri ye muskaan na badle,
Sacche, gehre rishte milein tujhe,
Par iss rishte ki pehchaan na badleā¤
Ā©abhikavya
This oneās for my mom on her birthday ā¤
I have loved you in my subconsciousness,
I have loved you in every possible way,
But itās just millionth part of what I could ever say.
I have been weak, I have been lost,
With shattered dreams and anxiety trots,
But you have been the one standing erect,
Between my oblivion and assets brecht.
There is a special connect we share,
I guess we have been tied in together for births, centuries and years.
You have been a boon to my hastiness,
A strength to all my insecurities,
An accommodation to my itinerance,
A suspension to all my locked keys.
I wonder how God had already known,
Millions of mother in the whole wide world,
But you will be the only blessing,
I would be proud to call my own. šā¤
Ā©fountainhues
Most people think of a press release as a tool that will bring attention to their product, service, or art. Few people consider how to get eyeballs on the press release itself. But just like a social media post, feature article, or promotional video, if people donātĀ see the press release, then whatās the point?
The problem is that websites, journalists, and editors are rarely excited about publishing press releases. Why? Because unless youāre J.K. Rowling announcing a new Harry Potter book, or Apple announcing a new iPhone, itās likely not the kind of news their readers are interested in.
This presents an obvious problem. How do you get eyes on what you have to say, without breaking the bank?
Letās face it: most press releases are making boring announcements. You may find it interesting, and maybe even your biggest fans, but will anyone else? So after writingā¦
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This is Part 2 of my NBA Free Agency Preview. If you havenāt done so already, please check out Complete Guide to NBA Free Agency (Part 1/2). If you have, enjoy reading about where I think these big targets should land. Letās take a look, shall we?
Yeah, I know heās not actually a free agent, but he might as well be one with all of the rumors flying around. I wonāt spend too much time with him because I think weāve all heard enough about it, but I want to put my piece in.
Hereās the thing. I have no idea where heās going. Indiana wants him to go to the Celtics because they can probably get the most from Boston, but the Celtics only want George if they can get Hayward. So, if they donāt, Indiana has to look at offers in the meantimeā¦
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L.D. Marchell āMy Fatherās Greatest Gift:
Life Lessons from a Black English Labrador Retrieverā
As some of you may know, I promised Chert Dog that I would get his story of unconditional love and forgiveness published, but that I would also promote it so that his mission and purpose would spread across the world. Today was āhisā first television interview with Kara Conrad, producer and host on WBNG -TV CBS Channel 12 News featured in āAround the Tiersā segment aired Monday ā Friday from 12:15- 12:30 pm. As synchronicity would have it, my booth at Otsiningo Parkās āAll Paws for a Cause Dog Walkā is how this interview came about! Following is the link to the interview. Enjoy!
http://www.wbng.com/story/36115984/local-author-talks-book-my-fathers-greatest-gift
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