Haikus (The Autumn) Poem by Naseer Ahmed Nasir
Haikus (The Autumn)
Haikus (The autumn)
By: Naseer Ahmed Nasir
Dusk, chill, air of November
Wrapped in shawl of yellow leaves,
Trees shiver with cold.
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The sound of falling leaves,
The solitude drenched in dew
Life is the autumn of the night.
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In the fair of crazy weathers
Seeing the dance of pale leaves
Why does the air blow whistle?
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With a slight mischief of yours,
You have stripped trees of leaves
O wind, how wanton you are!
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Stirring the air,
The floating leaves
Go on and on clapping.
(1987, Translated from Urdu into English by Dr.M.Q.Khan, Gaya, India)
Great piece on nature sir! ! ! The one I loved most is the fourth one Naseer. I specially loved this phrase 'O wind, how wanton you are'... That is very cool you know! ! ! ! ...... Loved reading your Haikus regards Shan
Nature comes alive in an excellent dance that makes autom feel like spring.
I liked the imagery in the first, the philosophy in the second, the imagination the humour and the mirth in the subsequent windows...bright collection...thanks...10
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Beautiful mood pictures painted by a master poet. Life is indeed the autumn of the night. 10/10. Always your friend, Sandra