Poems
Hangout few moons before the fall
"Hangout few moons before the fall, Hath enough time to rejoice, Roamed as Doe hither and thither, Had eaten full from delicious thall," writes the poetess.
Poems
Lull of Night
"Chilly gusts of fanny breeze. And the sting of mosquitoes, Besides the buzzing of flies, Barking dogs and tossing boots."
Poems
I’M GLAD I MET YOU
"I'm glad I met you, O'ye beautiful creation of God, What matter doth God created thee, Sparkling eyes, curly locks and strong head"
Poems
A LOVELY GLIDE
"Both of us were in between, The lovely glides of fluffy flakes, Gliding fast as fish hurry in blue, To evade the trap of her hunt."
Opinion
Kangri and Kashmir
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Poems
COUNTERFEIT SMILE
"A counterfeit smile Under the luminous big canvas, Staged he the lively picture, Some wore crispy, some camouflage."
Poems
Faint Smile
"Under the starry moonlit night, Like a sea in wait to eat, Bulbs too dwindle their light, As gazed upon the burnt cheat."
Poems
Weeping Jhelum
"Wept no more Jhelum On the banks of river Jhelum, Murmuring sound of bubbling drops, Rhythmic lyric of her bait."
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