Again and again
I am born in poems
With the hands of waves
The sea
Tries to touch
The blue sky.
A sword of lightning
shines on a mountain.
The black cloud
calls peacock feathers
In the hands of tree
Flowers spread fragrance.
Again and again
I am born in poems
The night adorns her own fingers
With the ring of a thousand stars.
The morning sun
With its red ink
Writes slogans
On the city walls.
The street turns into a torch
And comes out on the road
Every raised hand is a procession.
Again and again
I am born in poems
In the empty courtyard of my heart
When I hear
The poems of dry leaves
I keep those poems
In my diary.
Again and again
I am born in poems.
I am born in poems
With the hands of waves
The sea
Tries to touch
The blue sky.
A sword of lightning
shines on a mountain.
The black cloud
calls peacock feathers
In the hands of tree
Flowers spread fragrance.
Again and again
I am born in poems
The night adorns her own fingers
With the ring of a thousand stars.
The morning sun
With its red ink
Writes slogans
On the city walls.
The street turns into a torch
And comes out on the road
Every raised hand is a procession.
Again and again
I am born in poems
In the empty courtyard of my heart
When I hear
The poems of dry leaves
I keep those poems
In my diary.
Again and again
I am born in poems.
From ‘Pencil aur doosri nazmein’
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