Poems

FEELINGS

"My whole is aching; Waiting for awakening. My soul is bruised, So is fused. Emotions die everyday, To keep happiness at bay."

OUR BROTHERHOOD

"Once, we were one. Our fun was common fun. Griefs were same, So were beliefs," writes the poet, Syed Mustafa Ahmad.

LOVE OF INFINITE NATURE

"Love is worship. When is sincere. Bowing before unknown as well as known feelings. Make love strong like a wall."

Zenith Life

"Let the lightning bash your berm, You should know that after every lightning the sky appears blue again," writes the poet.

I AM INCOMPLETE

"I am incomplete, Waiting for completion. I don’t know myself! But I know half of me," writes the poet Syed Mustafa Ahmad.

IF ONLY FAIRY TALES EXISTED

"If only fairy tales existed, I'd be your Cinderella and leave my glass slipper at your fancy ball, I'd wait for you to come for me."

SINKING DUSK [HAIKU]

"Green velvety sinking dusk, Shining as in flames of fire. Blooming pearls in full bloom. Tread softly as an ice-cream."

KASHMIR

"Kashmir is a place to deceive, Because the natives of Kashmir are forced to believe. We have no time to think independently."

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