News Topic:Poetry
Poems
A TEAR I AM
Explore the multifaceted nature of sorrow through the metaphor of a tear. This poignant poem delves into pain, regret, loss, and the enduring power of memory.
Poems
Whispers of the Valley
Heartfelt poem capturing the plight of Kashmiri Pandits, their exile from the Valley, enduring pain, longing for justice, and hope for healing and understanding.
Poems
Silent Cries: A plea from the shadows
A powerful poem reflecting the anguish and unanswered questions of a rape victim, highlighting the silent suffering and dangers women face in everyday life.
Poems
To Agha Shahid Ali
Tribute to Agha Shahid Ali, the poet of exile, who immortalized Kashmir's pain. His verses echo the yearning for home and the struggle of a displaced heart.
Poems
ON A LONG ROAD
"On a long road, there is no companion. Only memories accompany me all through. Moments of love pierce like a dagger and a pool of blood flows out," writes the poet.
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WALKING ALONE
"In a crowd of people, I am walking alone. Talking to myself and sifting truth from falsehood, I am lost in myself," writes the poet.
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