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LIVE AND LET LIVE
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Let we welcome
2013
with warm wish
and some plan
to empower the weak woman
to face the hurdles
of life wisely
Let us discover something
what can bring peace in every corner
of society
where we are
and our generation
will live in future
to build a civilization
and give something to world
to remain in everybody's mind
It should be our motto
and slogan
to live and let live
      ..........

Comments

  1. none has right to interfere in others life
    none has right even to touch or speak
    with other without their like or will
    none has right to corner others for their selfish
    motive ,none has right to make others to tease or weep
    none has right to attack any body
    none has right to have any relation with out their willingness
    none even husband right to compel or force for sex or anything
    if there is any NO
    live and let live
    but who has wisdom like you to understand and know
    let us pray GOD for ,Let us pray the govt also
    to do something in this route
    let the GOD BLESS this universe

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