Poetry That Depicts You....

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 At times, you come across some words/verses/poetry that just is so close to you what you want to say/feel. Like I said before, gestures/subtleties, they have their own value and worth. Just cos someone says, something and someone doesn't or loud enough, it doesn't make his/her affection/care/love/pain/anger any less. Depicting the same sentiment, I came across some beautiful lines penned by Abbas Qamar. 

Here are the lines in Hindi/Urdu first. 

Ashqon ko aarju-e-rihai hai, royie!

Aankhon ki ab isi mein bhalai hai, roiye!

Rona madavaa-e-ghume duniya, nahin  to kya,

Kam se kam ehtejaj-e-khudia hai, roiye!

Tasleem kar liya hai jo khud ko charaag-e-haq, 

Dunia kadam kadam pe sabai hai, roiye!

Khush hain toh phir musafir-e-dunia nahin hain aap,

Is dasht mein sirf aabla-pai hai, roiye.

Hum hain aseer-e-zabt, izazat nahin humein,

Ro paa rahe hain aap, badhai hai, roiye!


And it's translation in English, 

Tears have a desire to be set free, cry!

That's what is the best for eyes too, cry!

Cries are not probably the cure of the sorrow(madavaa-e-ghum) of this world, 

But still it's the protest to God(ehtejaj-e-khudia), cry!

When you have considered yourself lamp of truth(charaag-e-haq), 

Then remember this world is just like blows of wind(sabaai), cry!

If you are happy, you are not a passenger of this world,

In this jungle(dasht), there are only blisters(aabla-pai) that you are going to get on your feet,

I am bound by tolerance(aseer-e-zabt),

You can manage to cry, congrats, cry!

Just one word, deep!

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