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Poetry On Life

Ashok Sawhny is a keen observer of life. He has a number of published works in English, Hindi and Urdu and in this podcast he narrates his poetry on various observations and thought in English.

Podcast · By Ashok Sawhny · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Jul 7, 2026

    Never let the sweet words | Ashok Sawhny Sahil | Shorts | LifeQuotes | English short (opens the original)

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    Never let the sweet wordsBy @AshokSawhnySahil. Never let the sweet words from a mouse befool you for they can all be laced with poison. We have all seen, over time, haven't we, how a friend can turn a demon.

  2. Episode · Jul 7, 2026

    What Those Nights Do to Man ? | Poetry By Ashok Sawhny "Sahil" | English Poetry (opens the original)

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    Title - What Those Nights Do to Man ? By @AshokSawhnySahil. Recording Assistant- Sajal RajakEdit By - Ujala SarojCandles that were burning bright,Now melted and out of sight,Passions leaving the psyche spent,The reek of decadent and sordid intent.What does night do to man ?How much ruin does it cause or can ?Why does gentle sleep not rebel,And the dark forests tell ?The havoc caused by wayward nights,In dim and dark, eerie lights,To those for whom it really cares,Those lovers of sleep, those hap

  3. Episode · Jul 7, 2026

    Life | Poetry By Ashok Sawhny Sahil | English Poetry (opens the original)

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    Title - Life By @AshokSawhnySahil. Visuals by - Ismat Ali KhanWe all have the right to live life on our own terms—but with one quiet condition: never hurt another in the process.This piece reflects on time slipping away,on questions we keep asking,and the truth we often forget—life is not in the answers, but in the present moment.Rise with the sun. Rest with its fall.That is life. Like, Share & Subscribe for more soulful poetry Comment what this piece made you feel

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