Biography
The Bird Who Carried Fire
It lit forests of change.
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The Clock of Sand
Every grain is a second forgiven.
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The Moon’s Whisper
Darkness is only its pause.
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The Star That Hid From Heaven
It blinked out to think.
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The Poet Who Drew Silence
He framed moments, not words.
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Karachi Chronicles Chapter 15
I feel Pakistan is widely misunderstood in the Western world. Although the warnings of terrorism, crime and bombings were coming from the ill informed, it was still clear that security was important for this trip. Regular correspondence from the Australian Federal Police and consular staff on the ground, along with a raft of Pakistani security intelligence had as more informed than those at home on professor google. We were also fortunate, that our arrival was preceded by tours from the Nepalese Men’s and South African Women’s teams.
By S. J. Leahy2 months ago in Chapters
The Sea of Forgotten Faces
It carries grief like salt.
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The Mirror’s Secret
It shows only what you can bear.
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