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""Enchanting Poems"", Giti Abbasi's second collection of poetry, explores a wide range of intense human emotions, experiences, and social issues, all guided by a pervasive theme of love, hope, and humanity's potential for goodness. The author is a self-described ""world citizen"" who has lived in four countries. These experiences, particularly observing poverty and gender inequality, inspired her work and a lifelong mission to process ""injustices on paper and translated them into hope"". The poems often reflect on societal problems such as the lack of universal education, prejudice, war, and the ""vainglory of power"". Poems like ""The Child Bride"" and ""Wicked Prejudice"" directly address these injustices, while ""We Cannot"" critiques humanity's descent into aggression and violence, urging a change in path. The author passionately advocates for unity, oneness, and equality between men and women, seeing the world's diverse people as ""flowers of different colors and shapes"" in God's garden. She explicitly rejects the idea of borders and division. Interspersed with social commentary are deeply personal reflections on love, faith, and the brevity of life. Love is depicted as a divine, foundational force-the ""deepest desire"" of the soul. The collection also celebrates the ""holy bond of love"" between a mother and child and is dedicated to the author's own family. The poet encourages readers to focus on joy, appreciate the ""lottery of life"", and not ""dwell on the unpleasant things"". The overall message is one of resilient optimism, holding the conviction that despite current pain and suffering, the world is ""pregnant with new perceptions"" and moving toward a noble future inspired by universal love and service to humanity.

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