News Topic:Poetry
Poems
I AM WHERE I AM
"Now, I am a transgressor: Expecting things in life, Doing favour to people, Praying for everybody," writes the poet.
Poems
Suffocated Soul
"He wrote about himself. It disappeared in air. He wrote about his state. It melted like snow," writes the poet.
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Hearts Unmoved
"Ignorant of anything in the world, They are busy feeding their tummies. Without caring for children, Let them roam freely."
Poems
Between Green & White
"Knolls fixed with cliffs In between gaps Grimy glaciers stash. This delightful glance Stimulates my blindsight."
Poems
THE DYING KASHMIRI LANGUAGE
"Our never beloved language is dying slow death. It has lost its precious breath. Everyday, there is a fake ceremony of Kashmiri language."
Poems
If I Could Only Mention
"If I could only mention How much I love my mother, I will write love letters to her. My poems will only include her name."
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OUR BROTHERHOOD
"Once, we were one. Our fun was common fun. Griefs were same, So were beliefs," writes the poet, Syed Mustafa Ahmad.
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