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A Little Mechanic

In  his  tiny  eyes,
I  saw  a  little  glance  of  life,
His  innocent  face  reflects  his  poverty,
As  he  was  facing a great  storm  in  himself,
His  gloomy  voice  telling  me  a  legend  of  his  broken  dreams,
He  was  too  small  for  that  school,
A  little  mechanic  with  a  bag  of  tool,

His  childhood  spending  along,
Playing  with  screw driver  and  handsaw,
The  sun  molesting  him  through  his light,
Abusive  language  incises  his  feelings of  delight,
Brow beating  by  his  cruel  master,
He  was  too  small  for  that  disaster,
A  little  mechanic  with  a  lots  of  fears,

Every  evening my  bus  was  passing  near  his  workshop,
I  saw  him  and  he  smiles  as  he  was  happy  with  his life,
Besides  his  beautiful  smile,
i  was  reading  his  griefs  file,
Too  many  desires  alive,
How  much  he  was  brave,
Changes  his  face  like  a  wave,
May God  help  him  and  Save,
I  pray  for  him  everyday,
He  was  too  small  for  that aim,
A  little  mechanic  with  a  strong  faith,

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Khawab Dekhe the Jo

Khawab dekhe the jo ankhon me reh gaye shayad,
Ban ke armaan ansoun me beeh gaye shayad,

Sham dhundlaye kyun raaste gumnaam hoe,
Sath hamsafr the jo dhund me kho gaye shayad,

Ab kyun angna me sakheon ka hujoom nahe,
Mujh se anjaan zamanee bhi hogaye shayad,

Nanhi jhoole me samaye hazaroo gham kaise,
Afaatein dekh kar daman bhi barh gaye shayad,

Dil ke virania ab ghatne ko tayar kahan,
Andhere raat ke mujh me he bus gaye shayad,

Chowdwein raat hai phir bhi ye andhere kaise,
Jalte chiraagh hawaoon se bujh gaye shayad,

Mere taqdeer ke kitaab to khali he rahe,
Purr the oraaq jo ashkoon se mit gaye shayad,

Khawab dekhe the jo ankhon me reh gaye shayad,
Ban ke armaan ansoun me beeh gaye shayad,

Copyright © Pakeeza Rizvi | Year Posted 2016

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Passenger of Love

In  a  silent  valley  of  feelings,
Under  the  shadow  of  deep  emotions,
A  person  with  a  bag  of  old  memories,
With a  bundle  of  unsolved  queries,
Waiting  for  his  next  journey,
Beyond  this  inner  world,
He  is  a  passenger  of  love,

In  the  crowd  of  heartless  people,
He  has  lost  everything,
But  his  broken  dreams  and  hopes,
Still  with  him  as  a  mate,
No  one  understand  his  unspoken  words,
He  is  a  passenger  of  love,

Hope  of  new  dawn  in  his  eyes,
He  does  not  sleep  all  the  night,
Besides  his  innocent  smile,
Alot  of  griefs alive,
How  much  alone  he  is,
Sing  a  sad  song  like  a  dove,
He  is  a  passenger  of  love,

His  eyes  searching  for  his  destiny,
Long  wait  reduces his  ambitions,
But  his  courage is  as  strong  as  mountains,
Cool  breeze  never  effected  him,
Died  before  dead,
No  one  scattered  him,
He  knows  how  to  tuck,
He  is  a  passenger  of  love,

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Cortile of Old House

Along  with  their  desolate  fortune,
Old  parents  waiting  for  their  unsparing  children,
Who  leaved  them  in the  barren  garden,
For  the  sake  of  their  ambitions,
They  omit  them  between  the  world,
When  they  needed  love  and  care,
They  gifted  them  with  despair,
Inspite  their  aloofness,
Blear eyes  still  searches  for  them,
In  the  cortile  of  old  house,


Every  evening  they  sit  together,
Share  their  griefs  with  each  other,
Collect  their  broken  dreams,
with  lots  of  tears  and  scream,
hold  each  other  hands,
As  they  are  the  passenger  of  the  same land,
In  the  cortile  of  old  house,


I  know  that one  day  they  will  sleep,
In  the  lap  of  grave,
But  their sorrows will remain,
Gloom  words  left,
Inconvenient  plaints shout ever and ever,
In  the  cortile  of  old  house,


Whole  night  and  the  entire  day,
They  worry  about  them  and  pray,
Old  memories  tease  them,
Tear  their  hearts with a sharp condemn,
With  the  passage  of  time,
Their  wounds  heal,
Time  will not come  back,
But  must  repeats  itself,
It  may  be  possible  that,
After  a  stumble  of  time,
Those  who  rejects heaven  in  the  earth,
Will  be  the  next  passenger,
In  the  cortile  of  old  house,

Copyright © Pakeeza Rizvi | Year Posted 2013


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