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Bilal Ahmad Sofi

Bilal Ahmad Sofi is from Khushipora HMT. He has done his Master's in English from IGNOU. He likes poetry.
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IMMODESTY

A poem lamenting society's moral decline, highlighting the rise of immodesty and impudence, and calling for a return to conscience and faith to combat pervasive evils.

Unlocking Minds: Nurturing a bookish renaissance amidst the mobile age

In an era dominated by mobile phones, students' focus on book reading diminishes, impacting their goals.

RAIN

Ineffable Rain: A poetic reflection on nature's blessing and humankind's wonder. Embrace its bounty, for God's grace surrounds all.

YEARNING FOR THE REAPPEARANCE

Experience the yearning and hope in this evocative poem as the speaker awaits the reappearance of the Twelfth Light, seeking mercy and an end to suffering.

MY PICNIC DAY

"The day which was full of extreme happiness like honey prior to picnic, The day which was framed to put as indelible memory like engraved on material prior to picnic."

In A Pensive Mood

"Resting on a deserted bank of a river, I am counting the blessings of nature. From a gentle breeze to the voiceless animals," writes the poet.

Restless Mind

"The mind stops pondering over various disciplines of knowledge. When its acumen gets stuck somewhere else," writes the poet.

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