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Beauty lies in Diversity






In a throng of life
All men and women are not alike.
Black, white, brown, all same
no one must bear the blame
one Who's created, if He's there
Beautiful are all uniquely created faces here
Here, no one is inferior
same as no one is superior
Beauty lies not in sameness
rather in not-sameness
love all, abhor none
embrace all, detest none. 



Pakistan should not curb diversity because suppressing and neglecting minorities promotes rigidity. That has ruined our image throughout the world.

 Written by Abdul Muqset 

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