कौन बीरबल कौन चाणक्य उसके आगे शातिर भी अहमक साम दाम के नुस्सके तेरे बे मतलब जब लाठी उसकी तू है बस चलता फिरता पुतला पुर्ज़े तेरे है उसकी...

ज़िंदगी जीने के लिए है मेरे दोस्त, मरने के लिए नहीं । मरने के लिए तो बस एक पल ही काफ़ी है । English Abbreviation Zindagi jeene ke liye...

If band-aids healed wounds, then no one would have ever died of a gunshot. They say time is the best healer, I say the acceptance to the...

इंसान और इंसान की बीच के तार को तुम क्या कहोगे ? एतबार, या करम ? जो साबित यक़ीन इंसान आसमान के ऊपर भगवान, और आसमान के नीचे कुत्ते पर करता...

Life is cruel; people, crueler. You are strong; God, stronger.

Discovery of God

जो हँसता है उदासी में, उसे तुम क्या रुलाओगे । जो बैठा है ज़मीन पर खुद, उसे तुम क्या गिराओगे । ये हारा है ज़िंदगी से, मगर जीता ग़मों से है...

About a person who opposes the concept of give and take respect. As per writer the concept is wrong and one has to earn respect.

The writer compares the power of words to the power of guns.

The writer narrates how a person knows the wicked games that society plays even before they are played by watching them over the years.

They say every adult has a child within. Here the writer narrates a person loosing his all his innocence while falling in love.

A person’s journey from society to a lone wolf.

About a person’s interpretation of his disease. The the only way to know his disease is to understand his complex poetry.

A silent conversation between two sulked individuals. One captures the photo while the other gives a deceptive smile.

This poem poem is about a conversation between a person and his conscience. The former talks the emotional state and the latter motivates.

A simple lullaby explaining a child’s journey to adulthood.

About a bond between a human and a dog and an acceptance to the truth that dogs live very short so mostly it’s the human seeing them die

About a father being always there but yet never there.

About a faithful person’s acceptance of the bitter truth of the society. Knowing the truth itself a blessing as many don’t see until death.

This poem is full of metaphors to explain that in every good there is a bad and in every bad there is a good. The writer motivates to live.