Echoes of Serenity: The poem expresses a sense of contentment and acceptance. It conveys a feeling of being at ease with one’s choices and circumstances, even if they may not be perfect.…
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Transient Gaze: A Poetic Reflection
Azra Mughal
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Heart’s Pilgrimage: Wandering Through the Soul’s Deserts
Pilgrimage I raise the bowl from within my heart Binding soul to soul In the deserts Wandering endlessly Thorns chewing in the throat Grit sliding into the eyes Navigating the paths of…
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A Cosmic Odyssey in Self-Transformation
Odyssey Between wisdom and madness The sense began to unfold Abundance of light Unsteadiness of feeling Inconsistency of time The enchantment of stagnation The whole world seems condensed Even in a single…
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Sway: Connection to Nature
The verse encourages us to recognize our connection to nature, embrace life’s ups and downs, find joy in the present moment, and accept the cyclical nature of existence. In the ocean’s day…
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Resilient Hope: A Symphony of Fear and Courage
Resilient Hope As a specter is wandering the streets Everyone has grown so timid That they’re even afraid of whispers Holding their own hands, Deprived of the touch’s flavor, They seem so…
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Stars’ Rain on Earth: Solace, Wonder, and Delight
With the shattered stars’ rain, The earth is adorned with glistening crystals, Each drop, a diamond in the night, Reflecting the moon’s soft glow! In the darkness, they shimmer and shine, A…
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Forgetting You: Solace in Letting It Fade Away
The joy of cherishing your memory in my heart is something else, Forgetting you altogether brings a different kind of Solace, But it could not be possible in both ways! Azra Mughal
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Zero Game: Reflections on Life’s Equation
Zero I alone didn’t keep proper accounts, Whatever was accumulated was as per His will. I kept considering it negative as well, Wrecked the chamber of my heart… As per my habit,…
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Solace: In its soft temperament
In its own gentle temperament, The rose had found solace, like me For it had learned To endure the warmth and the cold, To accompany the changing seasons, But with one blow…
