Poems
REVOLUTION
Red is common.
Rebels are good omen.
Status quo is to hate.
Death is our common fate.
Make pens swords.
Challenge the worldly lords.
The Sun is blazing.
Winds of change...
Poems
BROTHERHOOD OF KASHMIR
Brotherhood of Kashmir was unique.
The forces, being opposite, never defeated us.
The thread of brotherhood was never to slit.
It was as strong as steel.
To make...
Poems
INNOCENCE IS LOST
Our innocence is lost in thin air;
And we are forced to bear.
Here, the same tune is to hear;
And the bear is called deer.
Gun is...
Poems
FRUSTRATION
Youth are frustrated;
Because the condition is not to be tolerated.
Here and there, the world is limited;
And our true sentiments are totally contaminated.
We make air...
Poems
LAND OF KASHMIR
My lands are to be sold
People are already sold.
Papers are worthy
Human beings are unworthy.
Race is for wealth
At the cost of health.
Promises of the past...
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