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The Sky – Poetry from the Land of Sindhu Civilization

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The Sky – Poetry from the Land of Sindhu Civilization
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Salma Habib Bhutto

Salma-Habib-Bhutto-Sindh-CourierHailing from Gambat, a remote town of Khairpur District of Sindh, Salma Bhutto is a columnist, poetess, blogger, social media manager, graphic designer, book translator, creative content writer, researcher, trainer and Project Manager, now based in Karachi, the capital of province. She writes with pen name Salma Habib. Salma graduated in Sociology from Shah Abdul Latif University Khairpur and did M. Phil. in European Studies from University of Karachi.

 

The Sky

Why does the sky stand still?

Clouds formed during the year of thunder

They turned on the lightning in anger

Then went the other way

But with the noise of such great sorrow

Neither surprised nor upset

It has been quiet for centuries

What a noble attribute is it!

Whether the storm comes or the wind blows

The sky just stood brave

No one could break his courage

Its color does not fade

If man learns from heaven

May he maintain the attribute of humanity, should not be proud of its position

Never spoil his power

Man should live like the sky

He should broaden his heart like heavens

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Emotions

At the funeral of emotions

The feeling also came

Shame on the eyes

For there were no tears

How a big coward was soul

It was a distant spectacles suspect of this death

Were words so harsh!

But the victim was “I”

At that innocent death of sentiments

‘I’ was standing quietly.

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