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Arjumand Shaheen

Arjumand Shaheen hails from southern Kashmir's Pulwama district. Having done B.Sc, he also writes poetry and prose.

پتھر کے سنم

آہ کوئی کہدے اس پتھر دل سنم ,کوکوئی ہے جو اسکی راہ دیکھ رہا ہے,صباح و شام تیرے نام کے گن گاتی ہے,جسے دیوانہ کوئی آوارہ لوگ کہتے

Yellow Cups

"Behold the aghast yellow cups, Singing they in thrill n rap, Only to please their weary look, Yes known to them a forced thrill."

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