Poems

نہ جانے کیوں ہر پل حیران رہتا ہوں

نہ جانے کیوں ہر پل حیران رہتا ہوں جب تمہے دل میں قید رکھتا ہوں میری ہر کوشش ناکام لگتی ہےجب خابوں میں خود کو ویران رکھتا ہوں

COUNTERFEIT SMILE

"A counterfeit smile Under the luminous big canvas, Staged he the lively picture, Some wore crispy, some camouflage."

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."

HELL-HEART

"I may not be an attractive-lad, may be! But I have a beautiful heart. O Houri of Jannat-ul-Firdous! Marry me today."

LAND OF VULTURES

"Welcome in the land of vultures! Where death is common than living. If the upper layer is scratched, there are volcanoes of grief."

NO PLACE TO DWELL

"Everyone has a place to live. But dear, we have no place to live. Everyone has a house to live in, But my dear, we have no house to live in."

IN A RAINY NIGHT

"In a rainy night, she was growing in my heart. All around was darkness, but inside was a trail of light," writes the poet.

I AM KASHMIR

"Do you know about Kashmir? Let us start knowing about it. It has a 5,000 old history. It has relationships with Indus Valley Civilization."

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