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Faruk Ahmed Roni is a contemporary poet known for his evocative and thought-provoking verse that captures the intricacies of human emotion and social issues. Writing in both language including Bengali and English. Roni’s poetry explores themes of love, identity, and the cultural heritage, often highlighting the resilience and inner lives of everyday people. His work resonates with readers for its lyrical quality and ability to address universal themes through a deeply personal lens. Over the years, Roni has garnered a dedicated following and recognition in literary circles, contributing to anthologies and literary magazines. His poems continue to inspire a sense of introspection and connection, solidifying his place in modern literature.

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