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Multiplied Meal

Mar 23, 2023
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By Sanya Shah


You hadn’t known the love to grow your seed— You’d say, you is all you need, To multiply, multiply and to keep multiplying in the garden—without a weed; without anyone guarding or guiding you You’d say, you is all you need.



I’d known of all your disturbance— in the natural order and hence, I would have a meal, a meal and to keep having in the kitchen—the consequence; without to keep or to kettle, I’d feel a stint of disturbance.


By Sanya Shah




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