Poems
From The Top of GEMS
"From the top floor of the highest seat, Of learning, I can behold the beauty, Spread all over the lawns beneath, Like a source of joy, never-ending."
Poems
On Her Arrival
"I see from far off Beauty of my beloved Where fireflies glowing Like embers, Take her down From the stony Menelaus."
Poems
A CUP OF TEA
A cup of tea early in the morning
Is something I always love taking
While I lie abed
My mother makes it ready on the table
With some...
Poems
I CALL THY NAME
"In the desolate wilderness I call thy name, My love! And abraded my heart With my fingernails Until they dissolve into my blood," writes the poet.
Poems
Wars Are Scars On History
"There is disturbance inside and outside, as peaceful nature is being infected and castigated by the 'Guardians of Peace'," writes the poet.
Poems
An Aura of Occupation
"We live in the aura of occupation Where innocence is suspicious Where humanity is at stake," writes the poet Sahil Mudasir.
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