Poems
O LISTEN, I AM KASHMIR
"I am Kashmir never to be rejoiced. I only attain a kind of dropsy. For whole day and night. I am waiting for that sight."
Poems
EID-UL-ADHA: THE DAY OF SACRIFICE
"The day of scarifies is coming soon! The sacrifices are dazzling like the Moon. I told my father that they are innocent."
Poems
ONCE UPON A TIME
"Once upon a time, I saw my vicinity playing When Autumn was falling in The leaves were preparing themselves For their destiny."
Poems
THE NIGHT OF FORGIVENESS
"How long shall I wait? Even I have no fate; “THE NIGHT OF FORGIVENESS” has been titled you; Thus all blessings fell upon us like dew."
Poems
BENEATH THE CANDLE
"Beneath the candle, I recounted my tears; The late night forced me to work; As I could continue my work in a broad daylight."
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