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Let Us Return

Oct 25, 2025
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By Ritik Gautam


Where we fumbled before we spoke,

Where steps stumbled more than walked,

And in each falter,

Father’s hand reached out for us.


Let us return

Where homes were built upon the moon,

Where worry was only forlorn,

Where strangers felt like our own,

And even a mile’s distance

Made us long for home.


Let us return

Where there was no great-small,

No caste- creed , no walls between;

Before the spider of difference

Wove its web,

We were all together — knit.


Let us return

Where on a brother’s shoulders we rose,

Feeling taller than the highest fort.

And now, no longer stumbling —

No moon, no home,

Now we stand steady and stable on our own.


By Ritik Gautam


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ragini
ragini
Nov 27, 2025
Rated 5 out of 5 stars.

Presence of father is the biggest blessing one can have .so those who r having should value there presence , make them feel special,valued , loved . Getting love from their own kids is what they crave for . Why not ppl compete in this

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Abhishek Kushwaha
Abhishek Kushwaha
Nov 25, 2025
Rated 5 out of 5 stars.

Behtarin ❄️

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