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Mir Suhail Qadri
Born in a family of artists, where his grandfather played Saran and his cousin was a professional singer, Suhail’s entry into art was, but, obvious. The only twist in the tale was that he did not try…
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Endless Summer – A poem by Zainul Abidin Khan
Roads don't wind rivers don't hum,
Homes so stark, with no hearth
The sun sets straight into the earth,
Like a funeral, without a shroud,
And not behind a mountain
Nude and bloody,
Obscene
Skyline is…
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Let Us Be True – A poem by Syed Rabe’a Bukhari
Damp curtains are undone
Fatigued hours curtailed
Those failed
To quench the flames
Veering to devour one, exonerate anotherPearly moonbeams caress fellow white palms
Enmeshed in embossing a crimson…
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Ashfaq Saraf
On 31 July 1986, in the Towheed Gunj Mohalla of Baramulla was born a child who studied engineering only to end up becoming a poet. Elder amongst two brothers, the journey of Ashfaq Saraf as a poet…
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A Cherry Tree – A poem by Syed Rabe’a Bukhari
I planted a cherry tree
Four seasons back
In a morose rain
Pelting sharp upon nimble naked boughs
And rows, of wild berries
Running amuck in an unruly strain.
The tree is a full bloom now
Of white…
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Aasiya Jeelani
It was a cloudy day and the drizzle had already started. People huddled inside the warm blankets in the spring of April to escape the untimely cold. A woman left her cozy bed, despite being ill, and…
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Izhar Wani
I always feel uncomfortable and a lot edgy whenever I find myself scratching the groves of my mind, probing across the jumbled web of memories recalling the moments I have had spend with those who…
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