Poems
Apple Valley
Apple valley
in the rains of blood,
The echo of elegies
On the wounded lips
Of ambiance; ruined
Moms screaming around
The graveyards. Stooping
Fathers in their haunting
Soliloquies.
Valley! A bride plundered
By...
Poems
Chinar Sighs!
Kashmir! In springs of peace
Decades before sung I had
Lyrics of Khatoon
And verses of
Mehjoor.
Oh!
Alas! The
Pages of time
Blood-written nowhere,
Dance of the branches mine
Trampled got beneath the...
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