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Badee Uz Zaman

The author resides at Chatapora Pulwama and can be mailed at badee.zaman@gmail.com

Call of Love – A Poem

Come; Let's meet tonight, Under the dark blanket Of this moonless sky- Crocheted with trillions of stars. Lost in thoughts mysterious, We'll walk clandestinely To...

Meeting The Beloved – A Longing

My dear! I walk In this night of vagrancy, Over the scorching paths of love Wearing nothing but the bruised skin Of fragile adrift...

Unrequited Greetings – A Poem

The mocking twilight Of pretentious dead night came again To stir the fragile foundation of my directionless life, And again I have packed, In...

Mystical Tryst – A Poem

Every time and all the time, When seclusion dominates The fragile ambit of my grief-torn life, And, like an ominous blanket, The night stretches it's...

Kiran Kiran Rooshni depicts grief-torn image of people in a conflict zone

There is a poet behind almost every closed door, and every noble and sensitive heart is capable of creating the versification of its own...

We – The Impulsive Actors!

The universe runs according to a basic scheme formulated by the Omnipotent Creator. When such Supreme Authority has formulated it, the scheme is bound...

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