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Best Urdu Poems

Below are the all-time best Urdu poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of urdu poems written by PoetrySoup members


Poetry In An Urdu Nutshell
Garage       
stacked high
scribbled stenos of
an automatic act
of little understanding or thought-------------
{tuhituhi}

visceral finality       
zero...

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Categories: urdu, poems, poetry, poets, self,
Form: Nazm



I Need Your Help Daddy
I’m tired
I’m Physically and Emotionally tired
I don’t want to be the strong one anymore
I can’t this time
I don’t know what to do Daddy
I need your...

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Categories: urdu, absence, angst, cry, dad,
Form: Elegy
Premium Member The Dark
I hear outside my window the grey dove cry
As sun slides down the mountains, and I sigh
Watching night curtaining my city
Blotting streaks of violet from...

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Categories: angst, me, urdu,
Form: Rubaiyat
We Lost More Than a Dad
We lost more than just a Dad that day
We lost half of how we came to be
We lost we four girls first love
We lost our...

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Categories: urdu, absence, angst, best friend,
Form: Epic
Premium Member No One
Silent screams no one hears
Tired eyes filled with tears
Gut wrenching heartache no one feels
Emotions dark enough to kill
Mental exhaustion no one sees
Strong enough it hurts...

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Categories: urdu, confusion, depression, fear, life,
Form: Rubaiyat



Premium Member Cabochon
Of bud bossed delicate; in its aroma much will enfold!
The turbulence of youth; also the seasoned and the old.
Tetra pedes, cross pages, sober.. in black,...

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Categories: beauty, dedication, urdu,
Form: Rubaiyat
Sometimes In Relationships
Sometimes in relationships our love defeats our lust, but sometimes not;
Sometimes in relationships our peace is kept by trust, but sometimes not.

Sometimes in relationships we,...

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Categories: introspection, love, relationship, urdu,
Form: Ghazal
Premium Member I Died In Her Teardrops
The Iraqi desert was blowing wind
The bullet tore into my heart
My Commander, she had but one arm
She pulled me to the ground
Holding me tight she...

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Categories: urdu, death, grief, leaving, military,
Form: Light Verse
Words Whisperer
You’ve swallowed my misery, 
My old self, just by a smile;
By letting me feel the mountains move, 
You’ve freed me, just by a smile;
My twisted...

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Categories: urdu, hope, inspirational, life, love,
Form: Ghazal
Premium Member Shades
Night spills over the day like India ink from a well
bleeding into the deep crevasses of hill and dell
running into clear cold streams once shimmering,...

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Categories: fantasy, nature, urdu, autumn,
Form: Rubaiyat
Premium Member Innocence
Long ago
a year or so
I received accolades a plenty
I won this, and I won that
I was on top of it all
I was almost the whole...

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Categories: urdu, 3rd grade, character, child,
Form: Free verse
Embark
I try to reach profundity
but all around make fun of me
for living life with simpler goals
like learning and tranquility.

So now I'm leaving all I've got 
to...

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Categories: adventure, courage, freedom, urdu,
Form: Rubaiyat
Premium Member Light of Day
Back rubs are given, pills have been handed out,
Patients settled, some won’t sleep, I have no doubt,
Fear paralyzing their being when darkness falls,
If they close...

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Categories: death, fear, urdu, death,
Form: Rubaiyat
Premium Member The Fatality
Before birth
I was the universe
All knowing, all embracing
Molecules of beauty in floating meditations
I was everywhere 

Then............
The darkness.........
The womb.......
I begot limbs and flesh
Imprisoned inside this human...

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Categories: beauty, grave, life, urdu,
Form: Free verse
I Godda Be Someone and Soda You
I don't know
But I've been told
That I can't live
Without the fold
And I believe it
Because it's true
I can't be a me
Without a ewe...

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Categories: business, urdu,
Form: Ghazal

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