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Masrat Jameel

Masrat Jameel hails from a hamlet in Pulwama district. He has done Masters in Education and loves to write Fiction and Poetry.

ستم

تجھے اوجاڑ کے ترس نہیں ایا اے ستمگر۔ تیرے خاطر لٹاے ہم نے اپنے عیش عشرت۔ تو تو بڑا فریبی اور خود غرض نکلا۔ واہ لوگوں نے تو میرے قصیدے پڑے۔

امید

اشک آنکھوں سے، ماتھا بھی نم دل۔ دھڑکتا تھا، روح کانپ اٹھی زبان بول اٹھی تھی لب سیے بیٹھے تھے ہاتھوں میں زنجیر لگی، پیروں میں کنڈی

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