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Poem by Amarjit Chandan
Poem by Amarjit Chandan
A Sufi poem by Shah Hussain questioning self-importance and pride, comparing the self to a humble weed and invoking Mansoor’s martyrdom for divine love.
A Shah Hussain poem picturing the body as a courtyard with rivers, doors, and a bed, symbolizing the soul’s intimate union with the divine.
A Punjabi Sufi kafi in the voice of Heer, longing to journey alone to Ranjha despite dangers, expressing the pain of separation.
A Najm Hussain Syed poem reflecting on the interconnected breath of life shared between beings and the earth.
A Shah Hussain poem using the imagery of a colourful spinning wheel to express longing, isolation, and devotion to the divine beloved.
A Shah Hussain poem describing how love overwhelms the spinner, leaving her unable to work and consumed by the pain of separation.
A Kabir hymn declaring devotion to God’s name as one’s only true wealth, crop, family, and companion.
A Shah Hussain kafi using the metaphor of slipping through a narrow gate to describe freedom from worldly attachments and distractions.
A short Shah Hussain kafi mourning a night that passed without play or union, reflecting on the humble, childlike station of faqirs.
A Sufi kafi by Shah Hussain on how sorrow fulfills the heart, contrasting worldly wealth with the humble truth of the faqir’s path.
A Sufi kafi by Shah Hussain on the purity of true love, faithful eyes, and martyrdom for one’s beloved.
A roundup of daily links on GPS devices in India, a feminism debate around the Noida rape case, a Punjabi typing tool, and a Punjabi word of the day.