A Song Before Victorious Enemy Poem by Naseer Ahmed Nasir
A Song Before Victorious Enemy
Some flowers here are mine
Write these on the trees
Some dreams here are mine
Write these on the walls
Some songs here are mine
Write these on the swords
Some people here are mine
Write them also on the gallows.
(1985, Translated by Dr. Amjad Parvez)
It is a pathetic song of a defeated person before victorius enemy.
amazing work of art. 10/10 Nicholas Spandrel
a beautifuland meaningful poem and there on that sword the names of whom we love will be written on that trees our flower will grow... and in that sword which will defeat the enemy who try to scare our little ones, who try to kill our dreams with that sword we will give them what they brought...10++++
Cuts very deep into the heart. To be asking with such gentleness. To entreat your enemies to leave some semblance of your life after defeat. This is an amazing poem. Sherrie
From my Punjabi tashan- Jung-azaadi ki nishan is rangda Yeh mohabbatandi firaq, yeh jungez naam aur ilzaam hi sau rabdi mangda A very wonderful chant of triumphant self.A 10 from me.
Fantastic! A true shout for the peace.Let's make of the flowers our weapons. Congratulations.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
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12/5/2025 1:11:07 AM # 1.0.0
victorious enemy! you move from trees, flowers in hand; run; stopped by walls; swords unsheathed; gallows your embrace; blood of the inocent, flows in my vines, in the garden of martyrs. this pained me a lot; great write, Nasser