Feelings.

Hey Dear!! You are always on time, I pity you.  I know, but a soldier can’t keep A lady waiting. I hope, this habit of yours lasts long. Lets get on to our table  before anybody else does, cherry. Do you feel comfortable, said I.  why do you ask Are you not  Is it the chair Or tiger teeth in cushion. She jiggled. Joke was poor, She knew, but delivered, The comfort, to a sweating soldier. Her smile was everything The sun, moon and the stars. I never bought her any gifts  but thought of buying her A  souvenir perhaps  with initials yesterday today forever. Handed it confidently to her. The Crux of my love.  she  jumped  like a kid   I'll put it on my tree  said she. and handed me a box  saying congratulations  on  promotions   you got what you desired.  i have faith  They will use  brave men like you  appropriately. She brought me  a pair of leather slippers  with a ...

1. It is generally believed that the movement for Muslim self-awakening and identity was started by  Ahmad Sirhindi  (1564–1624), who fought against emperor Akbar's religious syncretist  Din-i Ilahi  movement and is thus considered "for contemporary official Pakistani historians" to be the founder of the Two-nation theory. Source:-( Arthur Buehler, "Ahmad Sirhindī: Nationalist Hero, Good Sufi, or Bad Sufi?" in Clinton Bennett, Charles M. Ramsey (ed.),  South Asian Sufis: Devotion, Deviation, and Destiny , A&C Black (2012), p. 143). 2.  It was particularly intensified under the Muslim reformer  Shah Waliullah  (1703-1762) who, because he wanted to give back to Muslims their self-consciousness during the decline of the  Mughal empire  and the rise of the non-Muslim powers like the  Marathas ,  Jats  and  Sikhs , launched a mass-movement of the religious education which made "them conscious of their distinct nation...