Kuch toh log kahenge!

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Hello readers! Here's a poem for you all. It talks about the most dreadful question- "Log kya kahange?"

We all have a huge impact of what people say and interpret about us. Isn't it? We all have heard "Log kya kahenge?" But, "Kuch toh log kahange!" Sometimes, it doesn't even matter what people think. "Toxic people will pollute everything around them. Don’t hesitate. Fumigate." This quote by Mandy Hale fits best for this poem written by me:


                             
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