Turning Pages Of Past Poem by Tawfeeq Hasan Khan

Turning Pages Of Past



Past pages often are too close,
Last ages often far to those...

Unravelled relation wound nowhere,
Untravelled elation found somewhere...

O love, Are you lost or am I?
O love, Far you were, far was I...

Sands of sorrow flow in that hourglass,
Hands of morrow slow in that flower grass...

Just a small chance do give me please,
Just your small glance did give me ease...

Never was I there for you, still am I,
Ever am I there for you, till I die...

Wednesday, November 19, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: love
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This is a poem consisting of couplets in pairs alternatively of eight and nine syllables...It tells about the past of a lover when he turns and go through some memorable old pages of his romantic life, he feels sad, and wants to remain in those pages, eluded by the sense of being at the present wants to be in his past with his beloved...
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Rajnish Manga 05 December 2015

One is sad to find the lovers going their own separate ways thus steamrolling the old romantic relationship built with lots of love, accommodation and understanding. O love, Are you lost or am I? O love, Far you were, far was I...

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Tawfeeq Hasan Khan

Tawfeeq Hasan Khan

Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh, India
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