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lizard king wrote: ...
hey, i am dabbling at urdu poetry. My first one ever actually!

HH wrote:lizard king wrote: ...
hey, i am dabbling at urdu poetry. My first one ever actually!
Welcome, "lizard king"! ... Latest King ... "SHAYAR King"! ...![]()
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Hasne Ke Baad Kyon
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Hasne ke baad kyon rulati hai duniya ?
Jane ke baad kyon bulati hai duniya ?
Zindagi mein kya kuch kasar baki thi,
Jo marne ke baad jalati hai duniya ?
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Kis-Mis
Aapko miss karna roz ki baat ho gayi
Yaad karna aadat ki baat ho gayi
Door rehna kismat ki baat ho gayi
Aapko bhul jana ....
Humare bus ke bahar ki baat ho gayi
Humne socha tha ki shayad
hum hi chahte hai tumko..
Par tumhe chahne wala to kafila nikla..
Dil ne kaha shikayat kar khuda se..
paar khuda bhi tera chahne wala nikla..
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Aapko ashirwad mile badon se,
Sahyog mile chhoton se,
Khushian mile jag se,
Pyar mile sab se…
Daulat mile rab se…
Yahi dua hai mere dil se…
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Intezaar to kareiN ke jab vo aaye bhi
Bhool jaayeiN hum chhodeiN jo mere saaye bhi
Kal subah yeh zindagi jo na rahi
Tamaasha dekheNge apne aur paraaye bhi
Vo gair hai to gair ban-na bhi seekh le
YaadoN meiN aake baar-baar aazmaaye bhi
Kehta hai duniya ko chhoD dega humeiN
MuD ke dekhe baar-baar, ghabraaye bhi
Yeh kaisa khuda hai mere dosto
Khud hi lagaaye aag, khud hi bhujaaye bhi
Shikwa bhi to kya kareiN hum kisi se
Khoya ik humsafar to lakhoN rehnuma paaye bhi.
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tum ko dakhaa to ye khayal aya
tum ko dakhaa to ye khyal aya
khyal aya khyal aya khyal aya
aur aake chalaa bhi gyaa.
Dindla mein baitha chan sabee young bhaijee log,
Aur baher bahut cho thand kee maari badu fog
Min poochi edkee thand maa kya karna chan aap log,
Bhaijee logan boli time diyun ch nauni ku aur pyar ku lagyun ch rog,
min boli pahlee love calculator ma kara apna point calculate,
Warna jindagi bhar honu padlu tum te frustrate
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mai sochata tha ki tum waisi ho
magar mai samjhata hoon ki tum waisi ho
fir maine ye soch ke samjha ki main
galat sochata tha
lekin main thik samajha....
**
Arre ... ji,
aapne kya socha aur kya samjha woh toh humne nahin samjha,
Par itna zaroor samjha ke aapne jo kuch bhi samjhana chaha woh humne nahin samjha,
Sa oopar se nikal gaya
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An Evening For Harmony
Basheer Badra reciting a 'shayari' at 'Harmony', a special programme of Hindi-Urdu poetry.
It was indeed an evening when time stood still and the mind was tuned to take in the beauty of literary verses that flowed in the form of ecstatic ghazals and thought-provoking `shayari'. One experienced the sheer magic of being transported into a world with place only for the feeling of love, longing and yearning for peace, amity and tranquillity and not for negative emotions.
The `Sham-e-Ghazal' under the theme Harmony, presented by Inner Vision at Kalabharathi on Saturday evening, indeed provided the welcome break from the mundane monotony, to pause for a while and look at the world in a different light and perception, and also look inwards into oneself. The reverie was broken at intervals with enthusiastic applause insterspersed with `wah, wahs' and `bahut khoobs'.
Regaling the connoisseurs as well as the laypersons were renowned poets Bashir Badr, Rajendra Anuragi and Narayan Das Jaju and amateur singers drawn from local talent pool ably supported by K.S. Chandra Sheker (harmonium), S. Prabhakara Rao (tabla), M.S. Raju (guitar).One pleasant surprise was the Municipal Commiss- ioner, Sanjay Jaju---who rendered ghazals with such depth of emotion, besides providing music direction---showing a new side of his persona.
All the ghazals rendered in the programme were penned by his father and renowned scholar, Narayan Das Jaju, and the singers brought life to the touching verses in an equally captivating rendition laced with devotion, and a message for communal harmony, love, compassion and brotherhood. Sadguru K. Sivananda Murthy lit the lamp to mark the inaug- uration of the programme that began with ghazals rendered by Varija Vishnu Prasad, Raktima Nandi, Sanjay Jaju and Abid Khan whose `Ye duniya ham sab ka basera hai, Na ghar tera, Na ghar mera hai' rendered in an inspiring style drew good response from all.
In the Kavi Sammelan that followed, the three poets recited poetry conveying profound messages in seemingly simple verses, showing their genius in playing with words. The message that stood out in the programme that stretched late into night was the need for communal harmony and friendhship between peoples of neighbhouring communities and countries.
- M. MELLY MAITREYI
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diljale wrote:... KOSHISH KI HAI KUCH BAYAN KARNE KI...SHUKRIYA..NAWAZISH...!




DHAL GAI SHAAM
- shakeel_shaiki, ApnaHyderabad
DHAL GAI SHAAM
Dhal gai shaam intezaar yaar mein
Hota hai yehi aksar aitbaar mein
Woh phool juo kissi key pyaar mein khiley
Murjha gaye ussi key intezaar mein
Duniya ki ronaqein yun hi simat gaaein
Bun key wafa nigah-e-ashkbar mein
Saazish nahi kissi ki kismat ki bewafai
Dooba hua hai Jigar hai Inteshaar mein
Veeranio key derey zameen-o-aasman per
Kahin koi khushi nahi ikhtiar mein
Dharkan mein Jaagti Jeeti Jawan umang
Qaid ho gaye hai kissi mazaar mein
Muskaan-e-Shub koi chandni thi shayad
Toota Sitara dekha deedar-e-yaar mein
Khusbo kharid lena sasti miley juo shaiki
girti hain roz keematein bazaar mein
from Shakil Shakil
- Transcribed by WEBiFF Member
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Urdu Poetry ... At The Highest Level
Dr Manmohan Singh, Prime Minister of India ... To Gen Musharraf, President of Pakistan (in New York, Sep 2004)
Kuch aisey bhi manzar hain tariq ki nazron mein
Lamhon ne khata ki, sadiyon ne saza payee.
History is witness to incidents where mistakes were made during split seconds for which entire generations had to pay a price.
...
One has not heard much about the General's understanding or appreciation of poetry, but even to an army man the import of the Prime Minister's desire to make peace with Pakistan would not have been lost. What was implied was clear: Why make generations of people suffer for the foibles of successive leaderships.
The meeting ended with much bonhomie, each leader inviting the other to visit his country.
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Song of the Jail- When prison opened up new vistas of revolutionThe toil of poetry goes side by side with the jail’s grinding mill;
O what a queer thing is Hasrat’s (Hasrat Mohani) mind.
* ... one can certainly try and recreate what it was like to be in gaol during colonial times. Without comparing the jail conditions then with those of today, I focus on the lives of political activists who defied the colonial authority during the Khilafat and Non-Cooperation movements (1920-22) and landed up in British prisons.
# It is worth remembering that the movement promoted itself by the power of spectacular personal example — resounding acts of sedition, dramatic renunciation of jobs, professions or the comforts of affluent life.
# ... the air was thick with the legends of these leaders — Lajpat Rai, Maulana Azad, Motilal Nehru, C.R. Das, Srinivasa Iyengar, Subhash Chandra Bose, and the Ali brothers (Mohamed and Shaukat), the stormy petrels of the Khilafat cause and Gandhi’s principal lieutenants during non-cooperation.
# Families in and around Lucknow visited the prison in covered palanquins or draped carriages bringing the choicest of delicacies for the inmates. These parcels of food provided the occasion for feasts in the barracks, which went on till late in the evening to the accompaniment of much wit and banter, recitations of Urdu poetry, or political disputations in high-flown Urdu. Some read voraciously and spent a time pondering over contemporary issues. Emotional and ideological enthusiasts of nationalism, they often sounded as if they were engaged in a war between light and darkness.
# Making communal life richer and more profound was, apparently, one of the goals of the prison inmates. Motilal played gulli-danda at Lucknow’s Central Jail, talked and laughed, and read the verses of the great fourteenth century Persian poet, Hafiz. His companions were Khaliquzzaman and Maulana Salamatullah of Firangi Mahal, also known as Dulare Mian. When Dulare went to jail, a song was written in which, speaking in the name of his nephew, Hamid, the songwriter said:Bole Hamid Dulare chacha se
Jail jana mubarak ho tum ko
(Hamid said to Uncle Dulare
‘Congratulations on going to jail’)
- MUSHIRUL HASAN
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Humourous Urdu Poetry / Mazaahiyaa Shaayari- Saghar Khaiyyami
[mushaayaro.n me.n police vaalo.n kii 'duty' lagatii hai
aur vo ghar jaate jaate Khud shaayar ban jaate hai.n. Is
mauzuu par ek sher]
raftaa raftaa har police vaale ko shaayar kar diyaa
mahafil-e-sher-o-suKhan me.n bhej kar sarakaar ne
ek qaidii subah ko phaa.Nsii lagaa kar mar gayaa
raat bhar Gazale.n sunaa_ii.n us ko thaanedaar ne
ek shaam kisii bazm me.n juute jo kho gaye,
ham ne kahaa bataa_iiye ghar kaise jaaye.nge
kahane lage ke sher sunaate raho yuu.N hii
ginate nahii.n banenge abhii itane aaye.nge
bolaa dukaan-daar ke kyaa chaahiye tumhe.n?
jo bhii kahoge merii dukaan par vo paa_oge
mai.n ne kahaa ke kutte ke khaane kaa 'cake' hai?
bolaa yahii.n pe khaa_oge yaa.N leke jaaoge?
- Saghar Khaiyyami
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Shaadi - Altaf Sayani
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Here is a Roman Urdu version of the above poetry.
"Larki kahan sey laon mein shaadi***** key waastey
Shayad key iss mein Muqaddar ka Dosh hai"
Azra, Naseem, Kausar wa Tasneem bhi gaeen
Aik Shama reh gaye gai hai so woh bhi Khamosh hai "
EnJoy.
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Zindagi - (Life) - Payal Verma , Haryana
Tufano mein Kashti ko Kinaare bhi milte hai,
Jahan mein Logone ko Sahaare bhi milte hai,
Duniyan mein sabse Pyari hai Zindagi,
kuch log Zindagi se bhi Pyaare milte hai.
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Sham ... Dil ... Hawa ... - Shafi-ur-Rahman, Hyderabad (Old City)
Sham Dhali Phir Kaali Raat Aayi,.
Dil Dhadka Phir Tumhari Yaad Aayi,.
Aankho Me Mahsoos Kiya Us Hawa Ko,.
Jo Tumhe Chukar Hamare Pass Aayi,............
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Na Hoti ... Na Hoti ... Na Hoti ... - "soon2bking", 'ApnaHyderabad'
Shararat na hoti , shikayat na hoti
naino mai kisi ke nazakat na hoti,
Na hoti bekarari ,
na hote hum tanha jo jahaan mai kambakhat ye mohabbat na hoti,
Na hote ye sapne ,
ye khwabon ki duniya ,
kisi ko chahat ki tammanna na hoti,
Na zulfon ki chaaya ,
na phoolon ki khushbu ,
yaadon mai unki yeh raatein na katati ,
jo na hoti mohabbat ye aansu na hote,
dil bhi na khota ,
aaj tanha na rota ,
Diwano si apni yeh halat na hoti ,
jo jahaan mai kambakhat yeh mohabbat na hoti…..
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