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Syed Buali Gillani
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Muzaffarabad, Azad Kashmir, Pakistan
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A Poet's Heart
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What is a Poet's job?
“A poet’s job”
“My thoughts on poetry, for those who still read”.
1.How should poetry be read?
2.What is poetry?
3.What is a poet’s job?
The real question above is just one “what is poetry?” but you cannot ask what poetry is, because the question itself is plagued with a lot of problems, for me the word poetry is such a vast and broad term that it’s impossible to point towards one single book a poem o Read more of this blog post »
“My thoughts on poetry, for those who still read”.
1.How should poetry be read?
2.What is poetry?
3.What is a poet’s job?
The real question above is just one “what is poetry?” but you cannot ask what poetry is, because the question itself is plagued with a lot of problems, for me the word poetry is such a vast and broad term that it’s impossible to point towards one single book a poem o Read more of this blog post »
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“We smile for Sisyphus, not that he rejoices, but in our hearts, we paint his endless labor with the colours of our own hope.”
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“A tragedy unveiled in its causality is but a tragedy incomplete; only in the shadow of uncertainty, where the root of suffering remains veiled, does the tragedy reach its poignant entirety.”
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“Intellect is directionless like a wild horse. The directions are given to it by whosoever rides it but…. a new rope is never invented here, it just ties you to the rope that it is tied with. It is also like a candle in this sense that a candle is subjected to see only under its own light.”
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