Point To Ponder For Overseas Pakistanis...
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I wrote this poem about my beloved homeland, the beautiful place that is Pakistan. I have been to China and the USA and though I enjoyed my stay in those countries, to me they are nothing compared to Pakistan. Pakistan is my home and InshaAllah (if God wills) always will be.
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