وہ سامنے سنہری دھوپ میں نہاے گھاس کے میدان کو دیکھ رہی تھی ۔وہ اکثر صبح یہاں آکر کسی بھی خالی لکڑی کی بینچ پر بیٹھ کر قدرت کے حُسن کو دیکھتی تھی ۔ سورج کی کرنوں کا آہستہ آہستہ باغ کی ہر ڈالی ،بیل اور بوٹے پر پھیل جانا […]
Fight Your Pain Away – Aleezeh Fatima Hashmi
Published on :DEPRESSION. People who have never ever experienced this practically, can’t understand the depth of this word. Wait, I am not saying that you don’t know anything about this, but you can just not feel this. Like, you can’t really feel someone’s pain till you walk a mile in his shoes. […]
An Artistic Conversation With Haris Baloch – Sarah Ahmed
Published on :27-year-old Haris Baloch hails from Kulanch, a town in Makran, Balochistan but he grew up in Karachi where he lives currently. He has graduated from Federal Urdu University Karachi and works in SAPT. The passion for Art came from his father Mr. Jaffar Ali. Recently, we had an online interview […]
A Place Reaches Out To Me – Marriyum Intesama
Published on :Yesterday I walked inside a room, With windows blurred, dew on panes, Forgetting the burden of the cruel world, A place welcomed me with rain. Something sparked within my skin, As my fingers touched the glass so cold, A smile touched and passed my lips, An ecstasy touched and stayed […]
An Open Letter To Parents – Aleezeh Hashmi
Published on :Dear mommy, dear daddy, Since childhood, everyone has told me, you guys were madly in love with each other, you guys were ready to fight against the world, just for the sake of your love. When you two walk in the public, people adore you bec you two look perfect […]
Home Is Where The Harm Is- Aleezeh Hashmi
Published on :My mother always told me, That home is the safest place, In this, Whole wide world, Full of wolves. But I tell you, I have seen, Wolves, Wearing masks, Roaming around, In my home, Calling me ‘Sweetheart’ ‘Doll’ And touching me, With their rough hands, Leaving scars on my body, […]