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No girls and i am loosing my teens

Saturday, December 29, 2012 / BY Unknown
"I ve written this poem in response of a challenge from my friend Ibrahim...i hope u ll enjoy it.. All characters appearing in this work are fictitious...This is meant for Educational purposes only... Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead is purely coincidental :p" so here we go... Oh God! No girls and i am loosing my teens Ravenous for "the hot shot" since my eighteen's I wore a suit and some gaudy looking jeans...

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Light the FIRE!

Saturday, December 29, 2012 / BY Syed Ahmad Raza
Rub and scrub them hard Agitate and don’t retard Rub them like you’re meant to For this is what MEN do In a dreary desert, lost you are With no pacification as cigar No one till miles, you see To no one you ask or plea They left you here alone To adversities you are prone Like a boat amid a sea In a whirlpool, no supporting tree Bits, fragments become its fate Merciless oceans...

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Think...

Saturday, December 15, 2012 / BY Fatima Qamar
p { margin-bottom: 0.08in; } Not about being a pious sage or something. We all seem to be very taken to the fact that people are bad. And that our society is mean and double faced. And well pretty much everyone is ****ed up. There are ways to perceive this. It won't be something new to say that we make a part of this all and we ,as much as anyone else, do influence and...

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“A hopeless muffin batter”

Sunday, October 28, 2012 / BY Amna Khalil
  Everybody gives off an aura, some people make you want to sketch, and some inspire you to write. You make me want to bake. Muffins, lots and lots of them, half because that’s the only thing I know how to make and half because you deserve muffins. Nice people deserve muffins, don’t they? I am impulsive , but in my impulsiveness I was true, this is as complicatedly thoughtless but the fact is that...

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Braving the Odds

Sunday, October 14, 2012 / BY McFearless
Braving the Odds by MN Sermiki (3rd Yr MBBS)As a part of the routine practical classes of 3rd year MBBS i was attending the orthopedic ward earlier this year in March. There i happened to come across a little girl with rounded cheeks and an innocent smile on her face. She was accompanied by her mother. I, together with my fellows, decided to take history of that girl i.e to inquire of her reason for visiting...

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Naamoos e Risalat walk and Kemcolians' perspective on blasphemy

Thursday, October 04, 2012 / BY Laiba Khalid
Naamoos e Risalat walk and  Kemcolians' perspective on blasphemy  Written by Faiza Ali Kamboh  (2nd year AHS ) Muhammad ki mohabbat deen-e-Haq ke shart-e- awal hai Isi main ho agr khami to Eman naa mukammal hai The people all over the world who read and believe in ''LAILA ILLAHU MUHAMMAD UR RASOOL ALLAH'' are the Muslims...and they are called Ummat-e-MUHAMMADI. Love for our Religion and Prophet is part of our Eman!!! “INNOCENCE OF MUSLIMS”is the movie that...

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Tip the Scales

Sunday, September 09, 2012 / BY Mydah Tariq
The strange thing is, our happiness doesn’t last forever. Well, truth be told, nothing does. But even the existence of our source of joy is sometimes hard to comprehend. Looking back, we reminiscence of all the great times that we ever had; that one news that made us jump up and down with ecstasy; that one particular surprise that our friends threw our way that unexpectedly made our day; that one exam we finally managed...

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The Wakeup Call

Monday, July 23, 2012 / BY Anosha
Hush reality, step softly... My heart dreams of peace, it slumbers deep to flee from thy brutality.... All the charms and accompanying allures may only shine so bright as to blur your vision of the bitter facts hidden beneath. They come with a pretty mask but all it takes is one scratch to see the monster lurking beneath. We live in a materialistic world and everything comes with an expiry date, as soon as it’s...

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How to treat others...

Thursday, July 05, 2012 / BY Anosha
Something I found while stumbling.. a few heart-rending anecdotes. Author unknown but whoever the person is, he sure knows what he is talking about. *Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V* ;) 1. First Important Lesson - "Know The Cleaning Lady"  During my second month of college, our professor gave us a pop quiz. I was a conscientious student and had breezed through the questions, until I read the last one: "What is the first name of the woman who...

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The True Knowledge-Oscar Wilde

Tuesday, June 26, 2012 / BY Anam Tassadaq
Thou knowest all; I seek in vain What lands to till or sow with seed - The land is black with briar and weed, Nor cares for falling tears or rain. Thou knowest all; I sit and wait With blinded eyes and hands that fail, Till the last lifting of the veil And the first opening of the gate. Thou knowest all; I cannot see. I trust I shall not live in vain, I know...

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Education and Us

Monday, June 25, 2012 / BY KELS
By Anam Asad      Of 4th yr    I am completely let down after listening to one thing and one thing again by our rulers, ‘We will make everyone educated in Pakistan.’ Parties use this slogan to create a place in people’s hearts. Rather, this is a slogan to get more votes or a key for a political seat. Every government promises to make education cheap and available for everyone. I appreciate their efforts....

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Sleepless In Manhattan

Saturday, June 23, 2012 / BY F.H
By Anam Tassadaq     Of 4th yr            Sleep was altogether gone. Her mind taken over by melancholy. Or more aptly a void. A lifeless abyss. A poignant silence. This was the day she embraced life. And death. She was totally oblivious of her beating heart, and her consummate insanity. Her gray matter had only a vague perception of her surroundings, and to the fact that she was alive. All that...

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In the orchard of a dynasty

Sunday, June 10, 2012 / BY Nida Rauf
in the orchard of a dynasty i found some trees, old and mighty bent they were, to earth quite strangely humble they were despite the glory i asked the greens, why this modesty? they said, "It is a Believer's victory." Verily,  "Successful indeed are the believers Who are humble in their prayers, and who shun vain conversation, and who are payers of the poor-due, and who guard their modesty."  Qur'an 23.1-5 ...

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Mrs. Aunty Kumar

Sunday, May 27, 2012 / BY Aunty jan
Dear Aunty I am mad and devastated and i can kill her right now!! My best friend ditched me!!!!! I can't believe she can do this to me!! She broke up with me over a dumb a** guy and what more, she's been nagging me, spreading all sorts of shitty rumors about me in the hostel!!! And everybody believes her and she has ruined my reputation.. I am going to teach her a lesson but...

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What I would do ...

Wednesday, May 23, 2012 / BY Amna Khalil
What I would do… You tell me you would go to the beach with me, walk with me across the shore and talk to me all night. You wait for me to smile at the prospect. Instead I wonder if I would ever be that mundane with you? NO. I would make a moustache on your face with foam and drizzle chocolate sauce on your hair and scoop out your kind, kind eyes and put...

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___FAITH___

Saturday, May 19, 2012 / BY Anosha
___FAITH __                                                                                             Written By Anosha Anwar, 1st year When all it takes is a fraction of second to smash all your hopes and aspirations to smithereens,  managing to disintegrate all your efforts into a fist full of dust …. when just a slight error can demolish what you constructed after endless endeavours , when just a slip of tongue can ruin relationships you value beyond your words can express… One simple revelation can make your paradigms shift...

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An account of disjointed emotions... by Sania Mumtaz Tahir

Wednesday, May 16, 2012 / BY McFearless
AN ACCOUNT OF DISJOINTED EMOTIONS  by Sania Mumtaz Tahir (1st yr) The morning you wake up and you don’t even remember yesterday is the day when you learn a new life. No matter what you went through, it’s through; striding ahead, with no regret because of the simple fact, “No one else cares.” Being away from home, in a hostel gives one the only lesson that family has no substitute. Life doesn’t cease for anyone...

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KELS English and KemUnited Present: 2nd Photo-captioning contest 2012!

Sunday, May 13, 2012 / BY McFearless
KELS English & KemUnited Proudly Present2nd Photo Captioning Contest 2012The event that saw one of the greatest participation by the whole university.. is back !!! You know the drill: All the creative young photographers out there, here's your chance to prove your artisic talents with a literary twist! Theme: "From King Edward to Mayo... And Life Happens." The theme limits the photo to be taken to the Boundaries of King Edward Medical University and its...

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