Poems
Deceptive Reflections
Explore the deceptive world of emotions and reflections in Bashir Badr's poem, skillfully translated by Shahid Shamshad Kumar. A poignant journey of introspection.
Poems
I LONG FOR YOU
A heartfelt journey through love's twists in this poetic tale. Moonlit yearning, reminiscences, and an unyielding affection woven in verses.
Poems
O SILKY FACE…
Unveiling Beauty: A Poetic Ode to the Silky Face | Explore the Intrigue and Delicacy of Love's Encounter
Poems
HAVEN’T LEFT
"The following of ongoing circumstances hasn’t left. Your love-ship too I haven’t left. The terrorism and humanity are not related."
Poems
IN FRONT OF ME
"A sports ground is the world – in front of me. Thus, featuring a game day night – in front of me," writes the poet.
Poems
IT WILL TAKE TIME
"Old wounds I have to heal – It will take time. The wet eyes I have to seal – It will take time," the poet writes.
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