Kuch To Tere Mausam Urdu Poetry 2020

2 Line Mausam Shayari in Urdu Image Credits: ShayariUrdu.Com

Kuch To Tere Mausam Hi Mujhe Raas Kam Aaye

Aur Kuch Meri Mitti Mai Bagawat Bhi Bohat Thi

کچھ تو ترے موسم ہی مجھے راس کم آئے

اور کچھ مری مٹی میں بغاوت بھی بہت تھی

कुछ तो तिरे मौसम ही मुझे रास कम आए

और कुछ मिरी मिट्टी में बग़ावत भी बहुत थी

Larkiyon Kay Dukh Shayari Urdu 2020

Dukh Urdu Shayari Image Credit: ShayariUrdu.Com

Larkiyon Ke Dukh Ajab Hote Hain Sukh Us Se Ajeeb

Hans Rahi Hain Aur Kajal Bhejta Hai Sath Sath

لڑکیوں کے دکھ عجب ہوتے ہیں سکھ اس سے عجیب

ہنس رہی ہیں اور کاجل بھیگتا ہے ساتھ ساتھ

लड़कियों के दुख अजब होते हैं सुख उस से अजीब

हँस रही हैं और काजल भीगता है साथ साथ

Sad Poetry in Urdu 2 Lines about Life Sms 2020

Sad Poetry SMS in Urdu

Sad Poetry SMS in Urdu

یہ کون شخص ہے اِس کو ذرا بلاؤ تو سہی

یہ کون شخص ہے اِس کو ذرا بلاؤ تو سہی

یہ میرے حال پہ کیوں مُسکرا کے گزرا ہے

Poetry in Urdu 2 Lines about Life

وہ بھی آنگن میں کہیں بیٹھ کے روتی ہو گی

وہ بھی آنگن میں کہیں بیٹھ کے روتی ہو گی

میں بھی راتوں کو ذرا دیر سے گھر جاتا ہوں

Sad Ghazal in Urdu

دل تڑپتا ہے اک زمانے سے

آ بھی جاؤ کسی بہانے سے

بن گئے دوست بھی میرے دشمن

اک تمہارے قریب آنے سے

جب اپنا تمہیں بنا ہی لیا

کون ڈرتا ہے پھر زمانے سے

آپ بھی دنیا سے دشمنی لے لو

دونوں مل جائیں اس بہانے سے

چاہے سارے جہان مٹ جائیں

مگر عشق مٹتا نہیں مٹانے سے

Urdu Poetry Sad with Images

وہ ہمیں ناخوش دیکھ کر اداس

ہم انہیں ناخوش دیکھ کر اداس

نہ وہ خوش رہ پائے

نہ ہم خوش رہ پائے

وہ ہماری اداسی پہ ناخوش

ہم انکی اداسی پہ ناخوش

انھیں میری خوشی کی چاہ رہی

مجھے انکی خوشی کی چاہ رہی

لیکن اس چاہ کے باوجود بھی

نہ وہ خوش رہ پائے

نہ ہم خوش رہ پائے

وہ بھی اداس رہے

ہم بھی اداس رہے

وہ ہمیں ناخوش دیکھ کر اداس

ہم انہیں ناخوش دیکھ کر اداس

Get Latest Sad Poetry in Urdu 2 Lines

Sad Poetry in Urdu 2 Lines

Sad Poetry in Urdu 2 Lines

صِرف آنسو

جن کے پیار بچھڑے ہیں

اُن کا سکون سے کیا تعلق

اُن کی آنکھوں میں نیند نہیں

صِرف آنسو آیا کرتے ہیں

Sad poetry in Urdu 2 lines about life

‏ہر شخص ہی یہاں پارسائی کی مثال نکلا

‏ہر شخص ہی یہاں پارسائی کی مثال نکلا

دل خوش ہوا خود کو گنہگار دیکھ کر

Sad SMS in Urdu 2 lines

ہاۓ ری محبت تیرا بیڑا غرق

ہاۓ ری محبت تیرا بیڑا غرق

تیرے پیچھے دوست گنوا دیا

ہرانا قسمت کو چاہا میں نے

الٹا قسمت نے مجھے ہرا دیا

مان رکھنا چاہا تھا دوستی کا

نظروں میں اس کی ہی گرا دیا

شب بھر رکھا عروج پہ قصہ

صبح ہوتے ہی اختتام سنا دیا

جس ہم سفر کو تھا سمجھا اپنا

اسی نے واپسی کا رستہ دکھا دیا

Urdu Poetry SMS Sad 2 Lines

تیری سمت میرا دھیان رہتا ہے

اسی لیےاصغرپریشان رہتا ہے

اس گھر پہ صرف اس کا حق ہے

میرادل کرتا ایسا اعلان رہتا ہے

میرےدل میں قطارلگی رہتی ہے

سارادن بچھادسترخوان رہتا ہے

میرےیار کےسوا کسی اور کو

آنےنہیں دیتاجو یہاں دربان رہتاہے

برےدن خدا کسی کو نہ دکھائےاصغر

کڑےوقت میں کوئی نہ مہربان رہتاہے

Wallace Stevens Quick Facts

Wallace Stevens was a major American poet of the 20^th Century and an important member of the modernist movement in poetry.

Profile

• Birth Name: Wallace Stevens
• Pseudonym: Peter Parasol
• Date of Birth: October 2, 1879
• Place of Birth: Reading, Pennsylvania, United States of America
• Zodiac Sign: Libra
• Date of Death: August 2, 1955
• Height: 6 ft 2 in
• Died at Age: 75
• Place of Death: Hartford, Connecticut, United States of America
• Place of Burial: Cedar Hill Cemetery, Hartford, Connecticut, United States of America
• Cause of Death: Stomach Cancer
• Ethnicity: White
• Nationality: American
• Father: Garrett Barcalow Stevens (1848-1911)
• Mother: Margaretha Catharine Zeller (1850-1912)
• Siblings:

1. Eldest Brother: Garrett Barcalow Stevens (1877-1937)
2. Younger Brother: John Bergen Stevens (1880-1940)
3. Younger Sister: Elizabeth (Stevens) McFarland (1885-1943)
4. Youngest Sister: Mary Catharine Stevens (1889-1919)

• Spouse: Elsie Viola (Moll) Stevens (m. 1909–1955)(b. 1886–d. 1963)

• Children:

1. Daughter: Holly Bright Stevens (1924–1992)

• Alma Mater: Harvard University, New York Law School
• Wallace Stevens is known for: (a) contrasting the harshness of modern industrialized life with the magnificence of nature (b)employing  superior diction and dignified rhythms.
• Wallace Stevens is criticized for: being too abstract and philosophical.
• Wallace Stevens was influenced by: Charles Baudelaire, Stéphane Mallarmé, Jules Laforgue, and Walt Whitman.
• Wallace Stevens’ works inspired: James Merrill, Donald Justice, John Ashbery, Mark Strand, and John Hollander.
• Literary Movement: Modernism
• Awards:

1. Bollingen Prize for Poetry (1949)
2. National Book Award for Poetry (1951, 1955)
3. Frost Medal (1951)
4. Pulitzer Prize for Poetry (1955)

Quotes

"Out of this same light, out of the central mind,
We make a dwelling in the evening air,
In which being there together is enough.”
- Steven Wallace, Final Soliloquy of the Interior Paramour

Major Works

Poetry

• Harmonium (1923)
• Ideas of Order (1936)
• Owl's Clover (1936)
• The Man with the Blue Guitar (1937)
• Parts of a World (1942)
• Transport to Summer (1947)
• Auroras of Autumn (1950)
• Collected Poems (1954)
• Opus Posthumous (1957)
• The Palm at the End of the Mind (1972)
• Collected Poetry and Prose (1997)

Prose

• The Necessary Angel (essays) (1951)
• Letters of Wallace Stevens, edited by Holly Stevens (1966)

Did You Know?

• Stevens was the second of five children born to Garrett Barcalow Stevens, a successful lawyer and Margaretha Catharine Zeller, a former school teacher.
• It took him seven years to complete his first book of poetry, Harmonium which was published in 1923.
• Although Harmonium is now considered as a seminal work in modern poetry, the volume of its sale was insignificant.
• During his early twenties, he had a short love affair with Sybil Gage Weddle, a beautiful and intellectual young lady with pleasing personality. She is a woman who he memorized for the rest of the life.
• He espoused Elsie Kachel, a beautiful, lower class, ill-educated, and intellectually apathetic woman against his family’s approval. None from his family attended the wedding.
• After encountering opposition against his marriage, Stevens ceased speaking to his father for the rest of his life.
• The marriage was unhappy as Elsie gradually created a gulf between herself and Stevens after the birth of Holly, their only daughter. The couple, however, never divorced.
• Holly edited her father's letters which was published as Letters of Wallace Stevens in 1966.
• His 1954 book, Collected Poems won both a National Book Award and the Pulitzer Prize.
• Despite being a contemporary of modernist poets, such as T.S. Eliot, Ezra Pound, and William Carlos Williams, Wallace never joined the intellectual circle.
• Stevens enrolled in Harvard as an undergraduate student in 1897 but left the university in 1900 without accomplishing a degree.
• He graduated in law in 1903 from New York Law School and was admitted to the U.S. Bar in 1904.
• He practiced law in different law firms until 1916.
• In 1916, Stevens took a position at Hartford Accident and Indemnity Company.  In 1932 he was appointed Vice President of the company and served there until his demise.
• Wallace Stevens won the Pulitzer Prize for Poetry in 1955, the year of his death.

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Moving with the Earth Into Winter with a Few Poems

frost flowers on my car window

A Winter Solstice actually occurs twice a year, once in December in the Northern Hemisphere (also called December solstice and Midwinter) and once in June in the Southern Hemisphere (also called June solstice). In the Northern Hemisphere, it is usually December 21 or 22 and in the Southern Hemisphere, it's usually June 20 or 21.

In 2010, the solstice and Full Moon coincided and in 2009 I wrote a post about another coincidence of a Full Moon on December 31 to end the year that was also the second full moon of the month, and so was considered a "Blue Moon.”

Solstices have long been celebrated and written about. It is the shortest day of the year and the longest night, and it marks the astronomical first day of winter.

solstice sunrise at Stonehenge

Solstices are one of the oldest known holidays in human history. Anthropologists believe that solstice celebrations go back at least 30,000 years.

You probably know that many of the most ancient stone structures made by human beings were designed to pinpoint the precise date of the solstice. The most famous example is the stone circles of Stonehenge which were placed to receive the first rays of the midwinter sun.

We often see winter - in everyday life and in poetry - as a depressing time of year. Death symbolism abounds. At least in northern climes, you tend to be confined indoors. Outside looks bare and dead. But solstice celebrations focus more on hope with the reversal of shortening days. It is more seen as a time to celebrate the rebirth of the year.

The word solstice derives from Latin sol (sun) and sistere (to stand still) since to the ancients the sun did seem to stand still now. In Greek mythology, the gods and goddesses had their meetings on the winter and summer solstices.

In many cultural histories, this is the time when virgin mothers give birth to sacred sons: Rhiannon to Pryderi, Isis to Horus, Demeter to Persephone and Mary to Jesus.

You can take a scientific look at the solstice. We know that as the Earth travels around the Sun in its orbit, the north-south position of the Sun changes over the course of the year. That is because of the changing orientation of the Earth's tilted rotation axes with respect to the Sun.  When we arrive at the points of maximum tilt (marked at the equator), we get the summer and winter solstice.

Two poems I found in my Full Moon and solstice search became models for a past writing prompt that uses the solstice (and perhaps the Full Moon) without falling into the cliches of winter and moon symbolism.

The first is "December Moon" from May Sarton's collection Coming into Eighty.

The second model is Mary Oliver's poem "Herons in Winter in the Frozen Marsh" (from Owls and Other Fantasies: Poems and Essays)

William Carlos Williams' "Approach of Winter" says:

The half-stripped trees
struck by a wind together,
bending all,
the leaves flutter drily
and refuse to let go
or driven like hail
stream bitterly out to one side
and fall
where the salvias, hard carmine,—
like no leaf that ever was—
edge the bare garden.

Some people are sad or suffer from SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder) in winter, so as an antidote have your own solstice celebrations and try to focus on the hope of this day starting the reversal of shortening days. It is as a time to celebrate the rebirth of the year.

How about this stanza from "Toward the Winter Solstice" by Timothy Steele.

Some wonder if the star of Bethlehem
Occurred when Jupiter and Saturn crossed;
It’s comforting to look up from this roof
And feel that, while all changes, nothing’s lost,
To recollect that in antiquity
The winter solstice fell in Capricorn
And that, in the Orion Nebula,
From swirling gas, new stars are being born.

Here are a few more to read that have a range of reactions to the Winter Solstice.

"Again a Solstice" by Jennifer Chang
"Fairbanks Under the Solstice" by John Haines
You can also listen to Robert Graves' "To Juan at the Winter Solstice"

Have a great solstice, winter, and new year!

How to Select a Research Topic

HOW TO SELECT A RESEARCH TOPIC

By Adnan Hussain

}  WHAT IS RESEARCH TOPIC

·         A concept, subject or issue that can be studied or investigated through research

·         It may be unanswered or unsolved questions, a query or statement of inquiry

·         A successful Research Project starts with a good topic but how can one decide what to pick?

WHAT CONSTITUTES A RESEARCH TOPIC

• It may sound strange, but the first step when doing research isn’t choosing a direct topic. You aren’t going to say, “Okay, my topic is … Birds….. Or Human Language…. Let’s start searching”
• Rather, from an initial, and perhaps very general, research topic area, you’re going to formulate a research question, or set of questions, that you can then investigate further.
• You have to see what information is available to you, and then start honing in on a manageable topic from there.
• Thus, the first step is not to choose a direct topic, and then do research. The first step is to research, more specifically, what your topic even is.

IMPORTANT STEPS

·         Pick a (manageable) idea/topic of interest

·         Try to pick a broad idea / topic that you find interesting. This will ensure the research process as engaging and fun as possible.

• Be flexible
• Understand that choosing a research topic is a cyclical process. No topic should be set in tone. Be prepared to change/reshape your topic as you search for information, read about your topic, and learn more

}  SEARCH FOR INFORMATION ON TOPIC

• After searching information from resources, such as scholarly articles and books, in the library catalogue and relevant databases. If one find a lot of work already done. Then Topic should be narrowed down.

Example

• You search a database about your topic and result comes as….

• If you find too much information, your topic might be too broad. To make your topic more specific and narrow, try to zero in on a single aspect of your topic.
• Narrow your topic and search again

Example

• If you cannot find enough information resources, your topic might be too specific. To broaden your topic, consider removing some of your criteria from your research topic.

Example

• Instead of investigating the use of “Instagram by university students at funerals”, you might broaden your topic to the “Use of Instagram at funerals”
• Narrow it down to an effective research topic once you have learn a little more
• There are many things that can help you to select a topic such as newspapers, magzine, Library database, conversation with friend or discussion with your supervisor/instructor.

FIVE W…

• After reviewing and choosing a broad topic, we have to analyze it under five “W’s” questions
• Who: which group have interest in the topic.
• What: What are the most important issues at stake? What are the different factors involved?
• Where is the topic relevant?
• When did the situation, event or problem started?
• Why: Why it happened. Why it is significant?
• Once you answer the who, what, where, when and  why, now you have a good idea of an effective, narrowed version of your  topic.

ATTRIBUTES OF A GOOD RESEARCH TOPIC

• Feasible
• Are you interested in topic
• Do you have necessary research skills?
• Can you complete your research within available time?
• Will research be current when you finish the research

ATTRIBUTES OF A GOOD RESEARCH TOPIC

• Availability of necessary tools and equipment
• Do you have sufficient financial and other resources ?
• Will you be able to get access to relevant data?
• Ensure that you have access to the information needed to answer the question or test the hypothesis.
• Determine the availability of and access to literature and information, needed to complete research, technical and computing skills, etc. required
•  Ensure that you can make a good thesis/dissertation statement/question/a research hypothesis about the problem as you need to be able to convince others of the novelty of the topic.

LIMITS

• The title should not be too long (normally not more than 10 words) but should provide as much information about the study as possible.
• The title should preferably not be in a question form; it must define the research clearly, and must be clear and precise.
• The title should not contain technical terms, or jargon. The use of acronyms should be limited.

I have been wrong about 2020’s presidential election and I
should say so. I had expected that by the end of Super Tuesday (March 3rd
this time around), we would see a Democratic party race reduced to no more than
four serious contenders: Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren and one or two
centrists aiming for the neoliberal vote, the old Clinton coalition that has
not won a presidential

Sad and Love Poetry in Urdu 2020 Update

Sad and Love Poetry in Urdu 2020

Hamara ye tum ko salam aakhri hai

Suno aaj tum se kalaam aakhri hai

Agar ho sake tu bhula dena

Yehi ik chota sa kaam aakhri hai

Abhi aarzoun k sehra pyase hain

Magar aansoun ka jaam aakhri hai

Teri bewafai ka ye shikwa aakhri hai

Yehi tu wafaon ka inaam aakhri hai

Zara dair thehro qaza k farishto

Labon pe humara pyaam aakhri hai

Koi na mil sake ga tujhe mere jaisa

Teri adaon ka ye ghulam aakhri hai

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Romantic Poetry in Urdu

Nazar aayi jo mujhe tum us din

Uasi din ruk gayi jaise ye zindagi

Bholi si wo surat, masoom si murat

Kya kahu koi pari khoobsurat…..

Aaj bhi usi jagah kharra hu main

ye soch ke ki

Kal ka ittefaq shayad aaj bhi hoga

aaj bhi aaogi tum

Nazron ka nazron se Milna Aaj Bhi Hoga

Na jaane yuhi kitne din guzzar gaye,

par tum na aayi

Darta hu KHUDA ki bandagi se,

tumhare bina jeene ki soch k

darta hu is zindagi se

Par aaj bhi hai aas

aaj bhi hai intezaar

Ab zindagi ka yahi aalam hai,

Esi umeed par ki tum kal zaroor aaogi

Meri Zindagi ruk si Gayi hai.

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Love Shayari Urdu

Youm-E-Muhabbat Phir Se Aa Phuncha Hai

Muhabbat k Izhaar Ki Moham Si Khuwaish

Dilon Main Kismasati Hai

Lahoo Garmae Jaati Hai

Muhabbat Aur Chahat K Sabhi Ehsas Hain Us Main

Isi Maah-E-Muhabbat Main Yahi Har Saal Hota Hai

Muhabbat Ki Mehak Se Har Ik Shae Mua'tar Hai

Libaada Muhabbat Ki Surkhi Ne

Har Ek Shae Ko Dhaanp Rakha Hai

Muhabbat Karne Walon Ki To Jese Eid Ka Din Hai

Yehi Din To Bahane Se Un Ki Deed Ka Din Hai

Magar Sun Ae Meri Jaan

Muhabbat To Kabhi Bhi Ek Din Ki Muhtaaj Nahen Hoti

Tohfe Tahaif Se Kabhi Phoolon Ki Jharmat Se

Yeh Chahat Barh Nahen Sakti, Aqeedat Ho Nahen Sakti

Muhabbat Behta Dariya Hai Jo Poori Shaadmani Se

Saara Saal Behta Hai, Har Pal Yeh Kehta Hai

Agar Tum Pyar Karte Ho To Kyon Intizar Karte Ho.

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Best Urdu Shayari

Sunte Hain K Mil Jaati Hai Har Cheez Dua Se

Ek Roz Tumhen Maang K Dekhenge Khuda Se

Tum Saamne Bethe Ho ToO Hai Kaif Ki Barish

Wo Din Bhi The Jab Aag Barasti Thi Ghatta Se

Ay Dil Tou Unhen Dekh Kar Kuch Aise Tadapna

Aajaye Hansi Un Ko Jo Bethe Hain Khafa Se

Duniya Bhi Mili Hai Gham-E-Duniya Bhi Mila Hai

Wo Kyun Nahi Milta Jise Maanga Tha Khuda Se

Jab Kuch Na Mila Haath Duaon ko Uthaa kar

Phir Haath Uthaane Hi Parhe, Hum Ko Dua Se

Aaiine Main Wo Apni Adaa Dekh Rahe Hain

Marr Jaaye K Jee Jaaye Koi Un Ki Balaa Se.

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Bewafa Shayari Urdu

Kitni Azziyat $ay U$s Ne Mujh Ko Bhulaaya Hoga

Meri Yadoon Ne U$say Khoob Rulaaya Hoga

Baat Be-Baat Aankh U$s Ki Jo Chhalkee Hogi 

U$s Ne Chehre Ko Baazuon Main Chupaaya Hoga

$ocha Ho Ga U$s Ne Din Main Kaee Baar Mujhay

Naam Hatheli Par Bhi Likh Likh Kay Mitaaya Hoga 

Jahan U$s Nay Mera Zikkr $una Hoga Ki$i $e 

U$s Ki Aankhon Main Koi Aan$oo Tou Aaya Hoga

Raat Ke Bheetnay Tak Neend Na Aai Hogi usay 

us nay Takkiye Ko Bhi $eenay $e Lagaaya Hoga 

Hokay Nidhaal Meri Yadoon $e Us nay Aksar

Meri Ta$veer Pe Sar Apna Tikaaya Hoga 

Poocha Hoga Jo Ki$i Ne Us Kay Halaat Ka Sabbab

Us Nay Baaton Main Khoob U$s $e Chupaaya Hoga.

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Sad Love Poetry in Urdu

Ghum-o-dukh k ye isharay tm na samjo gay"

"Jo din hmne tmharay bin guzaray tm na samjo gay"

"Tmhen kesay batayen tm hmaray wastay kya ho"

"Samandr ki kahani mein kinaray tm na samjo gay"

"Bus itna jan lo ek shakhs say hmne mohobbat ki"

"Hmaray tootnay ka khel pyaray tm na samjo gay"

"Hazaron mushkilon say khel kr b jeetnay walay"

"Ye aakhir kis jaga pr aa k haaray tm na samjo gay.

Latest and new Urdu Hindi Sad and Love Poetry 2020 Images

Latest and new Urdu Hindi  Sad and Love Poetry 2020 Images

Latest and new Urdu Hindi  Sad and Love Poetry 2020 Images

Muhabbat soch k Karna… 

Kabi kuch soch k likhna kabi kuch soch k parhna,,

Ye na’mumkin si koshish hai muhabbat soch k karna…..!!

Kisi ka dil’ruba chehra or us pe dil’nsheen aankhen,,

K jisko dekh k jeena usi k naam pe marna..!

Ye na’mumkin si koshish hai muhabbat soch k karna……!!

Khayalon me bna lena kisi ka aks dheerey sy,,

Chura k rung sapnoon k kisi ki aankh me bharna..!

Ye na’mumkin si koshish hai muhabbat soch k karna.

Another Urdu Ghazal

Mery pas aa mery Ru_ba_Ru… 

Mery Hmsafr Kisi Roz Tu.

Mery pas aa mery Ru_ba_Ru

Kisi roz sun meri Guftagu,

Meri Chahton me basi hoi,

Mery Ansuon sy bhari hoi,

Meri shab k Lamhy shumar kr,

Meri Zindagi na azab kr,

Wo Lafz tere jo nayab hon,

Wohi Lafz mery Naam kr,

Mujy ly k tu kahin dor Chal,

Zara hath mera Tham kr,

Mery Humsafr kisi Roz tu,

Mere pas a mere Ru_ba_Ru

Meri khawhishon ko umid dy

Meri Zindagi ko naved dy

Mere hmsfar Kisi Roz tu

mere pas a mere ru_ba_ru…

Amazing and Unique Urdu Poetries Sms and Ghazals of 2020

Amazing and Unique Urdu Poetries

سنا ھے وہ مجھ سے بچھڑ کے میرے جیسا ہوگیا ھے

سنا ھے وہ مجھ سے بچھڑ کے میرے جیسا ہوگیا ہے

بولتا کم ہے،، سنتا۔۔ زیادہ ہے، کہتا کچھ بھی نہیں

Bas naam rahe mera tere naam se wabasta… 

Yadain hain kuch aesi tere naam se wabasta,

Hr subha hai jese har sham se wabasta,

Bas tere tasawur se fursat hi nhi milti,

Rehti hain teri yadain har sans se wabasta,

Laakhon hain tamanain per ye dua hai,

Bas naam rahe mera tere naam se wabasta.

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Kabhi tum bhi nazar aao…

Subha say sham tak ham ko.

Buhat say log miltay hain…

Nigahon say guzartay hain...

Koi andaz tum jaisa...

Koi humnaam tum jaisa.

Magar tum hi Nahi miltay.

Buhat bay chain phirtay hain,

Baray bay tab rehtay hain,

Dua ko hath uthtay hain,

Dua mein yeh hi kehtay hain,

Lagi hay bheer logon ki,

Magar is bheer mein “Saqi”

Kabhi tum bhi Nazar aao.

Kabhi tum bhi nazar aao.

Sad Urdu Poetry Latest Shayari Collection of 2020

Sad Urdu Poetry

سسکیاں

سسکیوں میں گزر گئی ،ہر رات جو اسکے نام تھی

آنسوؤں میں بہہ گئی، ہر بات جو اسکے نام تھی

کیوں دوش میں اسکو دوں بھلا،نہیں اسکی اس میں خطا کوئی

میں خود ہی مجرم ٹھہری کہ میری ذات بھی اسکے نام تھی

تیری غفلتوں کو خبر نہیں

میری زندگی کا سوال ہے

تجھے دیکھے بن جو جی لیے

انہی لمحوں کا ملال ہے

تیرے لمس کی ہے آرزو

تیری دید کی ہے تشنگی

کبھی کہیں سے تو آ کے مل مجھے

ابھی ملنے کا جواز ہے

کوئی گیت ایسا گنگنا

کوئی راگ ایسا چھیڑ دے

میری روح کے تار کو دیکھنا

تیری سر کا اب کمال ہے

تو جو بچھڑ گیا مجھے غم نہیں

تو ملا نہیں یہ ستم نہیں

میں جو جی رہا ہوں ابھی تلک

یہ سوچنا ہی محال ہے

اب لوٹ بھی آؤ کہ تیرے بن

کوئی خوشی نہ مجھ کو راس ہے

آہ! کاش میں بھی کہہ سکوں

آج مریض عشق بحال ہے

آج مریض عشق بحال ہے

Sad Poetry and  Poems in Urdu Shayari

Sad Poems in Urdu, Sad Poetry in Urdu

Kaash Aik Din Aisa Bhi Aaye Waqat ka Pal Pal Tham Jaye

Samney Bus Tum Hi Raho Aur Umar Guzzar Jaye

درد ٹھہرا ہے آ کے یوں دل میں ۔

عمر بھر کا قیام ہو جیسے ۔


اس سے محبت بھی عجیب قسم کی یے

وہ درد بھی دے تو درد نہیں ہوتا

Sad Poetry in Urdu

میرا درد بس میرا ہی درد ہے

بہت درد ہوا یہ جان کر


آج اس نے ایک اور درد دیا تو ہمیں یاد آیا۔

ہم نے بھی تو دعاوں میں اس کے سارے درد مانگے تھے۔


میری روح ترستی ہے تیری خوشبو کو

تم کہیں اور جو مہکو تو درد ہوتا ہے


کون خریدے گا تیرے رخسار سے تیری آنکھ کا پانی

وہ جو درد کا تاجر تھا محبت چھوڑ دی اس نے


درد چھپا کے مسکرنا ھی کمال ھے

اور ھم اس کمال میں کمال رکھتے ہیں


انکار ہی سہی مگر کچھ تو بول

اے ہمدم
تیرا چپ سا رہنا بھی ہمیں تکلیف دیتا ھے


منہ پھیرنے سے پہلے ذرا یہ تو سوچتے

آیا تھا تیرے پاس میں کس کس کو ٹال کر



لکھو تو کچھ ایسا لکھو کہ کاغذ بھی رونے پر مجبور ہو جائے

ہر لفظ میں وہ درد پیدا
کرو کہ بے وفا بھی وفا کرنے پر مجبور ہو جائے
Sad Poetry in Urdu

Prompt: Rereading and Rewriting

In the poem "Rereading Frost" by Linda Pastan, she confronts a problem that many poets probably confront at some point. Is there anything left to write about or has everything been written?

Sometimes I think all the best poems
have been written already,
and no one has time to read them,
so why try to write more?

This is not a problem only for poets. All writers, inventors, scientists, painters, filmmakers, and other creators are faced with this problem. Is there anything new and original to create?

Of course, the answer is that there are always new things. The world changes. We change.

But the more poetry you read, the more likely you are to realize that a lot of topics have been covered already. The real problem might be that you may feel that someone else has already written a better poem than you could ever write.

Billy Collins' poem "The Trouble with Poetry" addresses this issue too.

the trouble with poetry is
that it encourages the writing of more poetry,
more guppies crowding the fish tank,
more baby rabbits
hopping out of their mothers into the dewy grass.

And how will it ever end?
unless the day finally arrives
when we have compared everything in the world
to everything else in the world,

and there is nothing left to do
but quietly close our notebooks
and sit with our hands folded on our desks.

We hope you won't close your notebook (or laptop) and sit back and stop writing. Collins didn't stop. In fact, he continues:

But mostly poetry fills me
with the urge to write poetry,
to sit in the dark and wait for a little flame
to appear at the tip of my pencil.
And along with that, the longing to steal,
to break into the poems of others

Like Pastan, we read and reread poems and poets and we are inspired to write our own. Our poem may complement the original or go against it. It might update the topic of the poem. William Shakespeare writes about love and you do a 21st-century update on his approach.

Like Collins, we might steal a bit from the other poet - a line, a title, an image, the idea for the poem itself.

In Pastan's poem, she has more of a mixed response to rereading Frost's poem.

And I decide not to stop trying,
at least not for a while, though in truth
I'd rather just sit here reading
how someone else has been acquainted
with the night already, and perfectly.

For this month's prompt, we ask you to reread and rewrite - a poem that begins in response to rereading some favorite poem. It might be one you know you can't do any better. It might be one that you can rewrite in a new way. Let the reader in on the poem or poet that inspired you.

Submission Deadline: December 31, 2019

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Images for Hindi Poetry about Life by Mohsin Naqvi

Hindi Poetry about Life

بدل گیا نہ ہو پردیس جا کے محسن

کہ اُس کا خط بھی ملا اب کے مختصر جیسا

Hindi Poetry about Life

ٹوٹ کر بھی دھڑکتا رہتاہے

دل سا کوئی وفادار نہیں دیکھا

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غزل

میں نے ہجر کی کالی راتوں میں اک تیری آس لگائی ہے

میرا روم روم ہے چھلنی سا میری زات میں بس تنہائی ہے

تم سمجھو نہ میری مشکل کو کیوں اتنی مایوسی ہے

تیرے ساتھ کی منزل دور بہت اور قدم قدم رسوائی ہے

یہاں نوچنے کو بیتاب ہے دنیا جو بھی مجھ میں ہے باقی

تیرا عشق ہے میری ذات مگر میری زات تیری پرچھائی ہے

کبھی خواب میسر تھے مجھ کو کبھی نیند کے جھونکے آتے تھے

اب اشک اشک زد ماتم ہے اور سانس سانس میں دہائی ہے

مجھے زخم تمنا کیا دو گے مجھے درد محبت کیا دو گے

نہیں خود سے بھی کوئ ربط رہا ہوئ تجھ سے جو شناسائی ہے

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سنا ھے وہ مجھ سے بچھڑ کے میرے جیسا ہوگیا ھے

سنا ھے وہ مجھ سے بچھڑ کے میرے جیسا ہوگیا ہے

بولتا کم ہے،، سنتا۔۔ زیادہ ہے، کہتا کچھ بھی نہیں

Hindi Poetry about Life

Urdu Poetry 2 Lines collection of 2020

 Urdu Poetry 2 Lines

پھر اسکی یاد ، پھر اسکی طلب ، پھر اسکی باتیں

اے دل تجھے لگتا ہے سکوں راس نہیں

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نظروں میں کوئی جچا ہی نہیں بعد تیرے

تجھ سا کوئی سجا ہی نہیں بعد تیرے

اجڑا دیار اس طرح کے پھر اس میں

کوئی بسا ہی نہیں بعد تیرے

اداس کر گیا تو اس طرح سے

مدتوں میں ہنسا ہی نہیں بعد تیرے

لٹا دی حیات تمام تجھی پر

کچھ پھر بچا ہی نہیں بعد تیرے

 Urdu Poetry 2 Lines

جو دل کے آئینے میں ہو وہی ہے پیار کے قابل

ورنہ دیوار کے قابل تو ہر تصویر ہوا کرتی ہے

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تو جو کرتا غیروں کو پاس ہے

مجھے چھوڑ کر مجھے توڑ کر

تو جوکرتا غیروں کو پاس ہے

تجھے کیا کہوں میرے مہرباں

کہ تیری ہر ادا مجھے راس ہے

یہ جو کہتے ہیں اسے بھول جا

ان سے کوئ تو اتنا کہے

کیسےچھوڑ دوں میں بندگی

جب دل میں اُسکی پیاس ہے

نہ خیال جاں نہ خیال جہاں

نا ہی غم ہے اپنی ذات کا

زرا دیکھ تو اے طبیب جاں

مجھے عشق کتنا راس ہے

میں جو جی رہا ہوں زندگی

سہ سہ کے تیری بے حسی

کبھی سوچ اس مایوسی میں

میرے دل کو کتنی آس ہے

کبھی درد تو محسوس کر

میرے ہم نوا میری جان کا

کبھی لوٹ آ یہ دیکھنے

تیرا غم بھی مجھ کو خاص ہے

Urdu Poetry 2 Lines

وہ انتہائی بے رخی سے دیکھتے ہیں

خیر دیکھتے تو ہیں

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عشق اتنا بھی کیا ضروری ھے

کوئی بے عشق مر نہیں جاتا

ﺍﻧﮕﻠﯿﺎﮞ ﭘﮭﯿﺮ ﻣﯿﺮﮮ ﺑﺎﻟﻮﮞ ﻣﯿﮟ

ﯾﮧ ﻣﺮﺍ ﺩﺭﺩِ ﺳﺮ ﻧﮩﯿﮟ ﺟﺎﺗﺎ

ﮐﯿﻮﮞ میرےﺁﺱ ﭘﺎﺱ ﮔﮭﻮﻣﺘﺎ ھے

ﮐﯿﻮﮞ ﯾﮧ ﻧﺸﮧ ﺍﺗﺮ ﻧﮩﯿﮟ ﺟﺎﺗﺎ

ﺳﺐ ﺗﺮﯼ ﺍﻧﺠﻤﻦ ﻣﯿﮟ ﺑﯿﭩﮭﮯ ھیں

ﮐﻮﺋﯽ ﺑﮭﯽ ﺷﺨﺺ ﮔﮭﺮ ﻧﮩﯿﮟ ﺟﺎﺗﺎ

ﯾﻮﮞ ﭘﮍﺍ ھوﮞ ﺗﻤﮩﺎﺭﯼ ﯾﺎﺩﻭﮞ ﻣﯿﮟ

ﺟﺲ ﻃﺮﺡ ﮐﻮﺋﯽ ﻣﺮ ﻧﮩﯿﮟ ﺟﺎﺗﺎ