Articles with tag: dream
Dreams of Dania
Faisal Shahid Oct 28, 2007 interacts: 4Kamran lives in the old part of Lahore, near Lahori Gate. Living there, he says, makes him feel in sync with the heartbeats of the City.
Fall
Saima Shah Sep 27, 2007 interacts: 6Do I really have to?
Watch
The slow unwinding of leaves
As they fall ever so slowly from the branches
that nurtured them
Dormant Embryo
Anum Ali Jun 13, 2007 interacts: 9There’s a world within me, a culture of cherished dreams
Lurking gloomy shadows, unheard unanswered screams
From Agra To Niagara
Muslim Rizvi Dec 21, 2006 interacts: 19The 'police wallah' is asking me the details, so I go through the whole story and he asks if they had any guns and I tell him that yes all three of them had guns. He asks again “Asli theen?”
Gone is Caravan...
Beej K Singh Oct 19, 2006 interacts: 107Gone is caravan - seek my eyes in vain
All I see is dust - dust full cloudy train
Love Among The Ruins
sheema durrani Aug 16, 2005 interacts: 21I was too busy
Picking up the broken toys
Of children yet to be born
Vandalism
sadaf bandeali Jul 28, 2005 interacts: 16'How do people walk on stars?' The question caught me off guard. Smiling my most enigmatic smile, I said, 'Bare feet.'
Trunk
shobig sifar Jul 15, 2005 interacts: 15He took a deep breath; a sigh of relief perhaps, for this was the long lost glory that he had craved for all these years. Looking around himself, he felt hard to take in all the expanse of the empire he was about to find!
Sharded Past
Harish Nambiar Dec 21, 2004 interacts: 10When guests go
And I return to me
I’ll cure the hangover
Two Poems
Aamir Ansari Sep 16, 2004 interacts: 23I walk around the house, restoring solitude
From room to room, only to find your smile
Wrapped around my hand, opening doors.
Burning Dreams
Foad S Shah Aug 29, 2004 interacts: 3This poem is based on the misery of young children starving in Somalia, a country already destroyed by years of civil war and anarchy.
The 786 Cybercafé on Tariq Road (continued)
Bina Shah Jul 28, 2004 interacts: 19Karachi in the 1990s was a wasteland of failed opportunities; the salaried class was on its knees under the burden of heavy government taxes, and the only people who could afford to set up franchises and industries were the already super-rich, super-corru
Dreams
Umair Naeem Apr 18, 2004 interacts: 9What are dreams? How can you explain the unlimited diversities with which the human mind dreams?
Times to Come...
sameena khan Jan 4, 2004 interacts: 16The non-conformists who retained their attraction for the opposite sex were subjected to derogatory and condescending looks; their families disowned them; the public ostracized them; they were the social outcasts; they went hiding behind closed doors and
