Literature

KASHMIR – POEM

"I 'll tell you the tale I need to reflect by keeping in view the blood-stained aisles of my hapless Valley," writes the poet Adnan Shafi.

ENTANGLED ONE

Am I alien, a refugee or a traitor? What am I? Who will define me? If I'm alien, Why they gave me their name? If a refugee, Why they settled...

MONSEIGNEUR VENOM

"Perhaps, hast been stunk by the scorpion of anxiety. So, I'm supposed too, to be the participant In this ploy of Monseigneur's venom anxiety."

WAKE UP KASHMIR

"Opened my eyes as dawn had arrived, All over news conquered, channels had strived," writes the poet Eyan Ahmad.

SUMMER IN KASHMIR

"In Summer, here on earth Cascades brightly shine on every bough, Yellow flies run along with drowning rays," writes the poet Sakeena Jabeen.

An Aura of Occupation

"We live in the aura of occupation Where innocence is suspicious Where humanity is at stake," writes the poet Sahil Mudasir.

THE JOURNEY OF LUNACY

"The new ray of hope seems to be dried up With fake consolations, making me fried up," writes the poet, Eyan Ahmad.

MY BELOVED POET

"She ashens my docile being, Now writing poems for someone unknown," writes the poet Musa Ghaznavi.

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