ਮੇਰੀ ਮੌਤ ਤੇ ਨਾ ਰੋਇਓ/Meri maut te na royio
A revolutionary poem by Sant Ram Udasi urging that his ideas be preserved rather than mourned after his death, embracing martyrdom.
Selected notes & readings on literature, cinema and technology
Written by Jasdeep Singh
A revolutionary poem by Sant Ram Udasi urging that his ideas be preserved rather than mourned after his death, embracing martyrdom.
An excerpt from Shiv Kumar Batalvi’s epic poem Loona lamenting how love, religion and custom have become mere pretence in a lonely, lust-driven world.
A post sharing Jaswant Singh Zafar’s poem about Galileo, the scientist persecuted for asserting that the earth revolves around the sun.
A Sufi kalam by Baba Bulle Shah arguing that pilgrimages to holy sites are meaningless without first knowing and purifying oneself.
A Surjeet Patar poem using moonlight and starlight as metaphors for a beloved’s enduring presence, words, and love that outlasts hatred.
A short poem by Amarjit Chandan comparing the comfort of resting one’s head on a train window to tender human touch, reflecting on life’s shared journey.
Scanned images of a poem by Punjabi poet Shiv Kumar Batalvi expressing themes of pain and sorrow.
A scanned image of a poem titled ‘Dozakh’ (Hell) by Balraj Thind.
An excerpt of revolutionary poet Paash’s famous poem declaring that the death of one’s dreams is the most dangerous thing of all.
A short quote titled ‘Dard’ (pain) attributed to Punjabi writer Gurmukh Singh Musafir, shared with his photograph.