Mizaaj e Ishq: #7. Ek sawaal zehen mein

The number seven now.
Ten seems to be a good number. That’s my enrollment no. even.
Well. Nothing’s ever going to stop me from doing non senses at ease.

I penned this one down some time ago. I was checking my drafts today and thought this deserves a better place.
Anyways. I’ll leave it by you to decide if I’m not wrong.
Go ahead.

*urdu poetry*

Ek sawaal zehen mein_uthta haii aksar
Kyun haii ye tanha jahaan_tanha safar

Zara si baat pe toot jaana_ya jaana bikhar
Kyun haii ye ummeed e wafaa tumse magar

Bhul jaana munaasib tha_toh kyun tha ye darr
Jo yaad agar wo aaya iss shab_toh hogi na phir saher

Yun jaagna raaton ko_mujhe pasand hota agar
Tujhe maangte thak jaate lab_par uthta sajde se na sar

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–Saiz

Published by Saiz

#22 "I don't have dreams. I don't have goals. I have purposes. And I live for those." And through all these years I've found only three phrases that describe me in the best possible way: #Revolutionary Thinker #Professional Dreamer #Passionate Writer In a simple assay, I call myself Saiz. My aim is to be so great someday that 'Saiz' gets added to the Oxford dictionary and people call each other by saying 'saiz' to honour each other in a mystified way. Was that too much? *winks* Well, on a serious note, I bear a soul. And I am meant to make Death feel less severe through my words. As if it's such a serendipity to die is all right here. That being said, I don't let myself down. I say what I have to. I write what I have to. But, more than doing these, I believe in doing what I say and write. And in the end, I have only one thing to say: "It's not who I am underneath, but what I do that defines me." "Welcome to my Soul."

Mizaaj e Ishq

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19 thoughts on “Mizaaj e Ishq: #7. Ek sawaal zehen mein”

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    1. Hahha….thank you so much Ma’am. Its an honour to receive appraisal from such a talented writer herself.
      No, nooooo…. I’m not great. I stand no where into Urdu Poetry genre.
      Just few words and phrases here and there, mixed up feelings; and I mould them into one. 🙂
      But, I can expect an addition of a reader to my fairy list from now. Right?
      Well! You’re right.
      Pain does makes us poet.
      But, love has done that for me. 😉

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    1. I’m glad you liked it.
      “Simple Words; Deeper Meanings.”
      That’s my style into Urdu Poetry because I don’t know Urdu much. 🙂
      And yeah, this ‘phir’ is the same as ‘firr’. The writing styles differ sometimes.

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