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From the Heart (In Telugu Language)

Manasu lo ni bhavalenno... Maruvaleni gayalenno...
Veedaleni nestalenno... Veediponi bhandalenno...

Marapuraani patalenno... Madhuramaina kshanalenno...
Kavvinche kaburlenno... Mayamayye marpulenno...

Avasaraniki vadina abbaddalenno... Tuntariga chesina chilipi panulenno...
Ashcharyapariche adbhutalenoo... Matallo chepaleni muchhatlenno...

Musuguvesina manassuku maruvarani gnyapakalenno...

Enno ennenno inkenno............
Manishi jeevitam lo maruvalenivi marenno...

From my friend's email...

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  1. Dude u haven't written this.. Its written by Swetha Kendyala..Please show some respect to someone be keeping tht name if u really like the poem..

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  2. Dude, I do not know who wrote this as I got it in an email forward which I mentioned in the post.

    If it is written by Swetha Kendyala.. then definitely the credit goes to her.

    Thanks for commenting... Cheers :)

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