Brass Buttons – a poem in Urdu

Brass Buttons – a poem in Urdu, “Pital ke takme’”, by Bill Koul (with English translation after the Urdu version).
This poem fulfils a promise made decades ago, a time period that appears as ages now. It describes a moment when two young hearts met on the morning of a regular working day. Instead of heading to their respective work places, they headed to a beautiful Mughal garden (in Kashmir) where they spent a full magical day in Nature, in each other’s company. That day, she was wearing a dark blue blazer, with brass buttons, which cast a lasting spell on him; the brass buttons appeared like stars that adorned her moon-like appearance.

Walk Alone

Humans exhibit herd behaviour in many aspects of life. Unlike cattle, however, they are born with thinking faculties that could set them apart from cattle but only if those faculties were used to their full extent; however, which does not happen in all cases. Not surprising, therefore, a characteristic herd […]

Page 1 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 21