Gazar Poems | Examples


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Hey Stop Twinkling and Listen To Me

People say you are inimitable,
And they often acclaim you!
But there is nothing so special,
Like we human endue!

Why don’t you make some noise?
Why don’t you dress up colorfully?
May be you don’t have any other choice
To color your life delightfully!

Sky being gazar…
And gems sewed in it, is star
Well, you surround us with blanket  
When would you serve us with banquette!?


Learn from us stars,
Learn from us…

How to shine, even when atmosphere never permits you
learn to creep and touch the moon,
learn to be unique in spite of your clusters.
Though you constellate you never intimate to each other.

Hey, don’t look at me with livid eye 
all the above is not because of my vanity.
You are the only wonder in the sky
Who would live even after we human die!


Though you stand far apart,
you sow the seed of verve in heart
and whirl as a wheel for the cart,
to join people who depart.
Finally I learned
To make even the darkest night to upbeat …

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