Khwaish(Har Ladki Ki)
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  • Reads 570
  • Votes 95
  • Parts 5
Ongoing, First published Aug 12, 2016
Rank #1 in #girl 15.04.2019

Assalamualaikum everyone!!
This is the first time i am publishing my poetry and i'll be doing all my poetry soon. 
So here i am with my first ever poetry and this is about a girl wish and something which every teenage girl dreams about. Please do read this, it is not in english but peaple who know urdu can understand.

If you like it then please

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