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wailay loK
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It seems you are getting better. Good. I hope you have rapid recovery.
And what’s this wailay lok? Is this some comment on what I wanted to know about Urdu poetry and its relation to the culture of people where this poetry originates?
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It seems you are getting better. Good. I hope you have rapid recovery.
And what's this wailay lok? Is this some comment on what I wanted to know about Urdu poetry and its relation to the culture of people where this poetry originates?
It's like am teasing ma friends am working and they ai'nt doing any thing like Shab-Amal-AQ extra extra :)
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ye aya hai PM gizzy ka
hehe
yeah but this one looks sooo uhmm i donno what..
keep looking for something better
or ask your guppie friends for help
he even made fun of my smiley 
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...My point is why in Urdu poetry we find the expression of love so much and not in the poetry of many other languages.
As I said, all the expressions are very much there since they all are realted to human feelings and these feelings are globally common.
Now let me put my point in a question, there are so many sports, why cricket is the most common/loved/played game in India?
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can u pm me that smiley? i wanna look :)
check your pm :)
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check your pm 
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I already did 
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lagta hia ye therad sirf SHab aur AQ k leay he open hia Amal why don't you change title..:p
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me too 
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It's like am teasing ma friends am working and they ai'nt doing any thing like Shab-Amal-AQ extra extra :)
OK, NikamiJano. I posted a new thread, "Shayr Fehmi" after a brief exchange of views with Amal. I would like to know what you have to say. Regards, Ravi.
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hai to sub kaliye lakin koi ata hi nahi 
today is my day
jano idhar aye aur mujhay apna shoulder dain kaliye
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acha ab meri new poem bhi prhay
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ap ko kanooN maiN baat karnay se fursat milain tu kisi aur ka b messge nazar aiey ap ko …me ka kandha aj free nahi hia 
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pehlaY paisaY dau
koi naheeN… aaj maiN faarigh hooN along with my kandhaa 
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mane to nahi ki kanoo mai baat :halo:
ye AQ mai hi larkio wali paye jarahi hain 
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As I said, all the expressions are very much there since they all are realted to human feelings and these feelings are globally common.
Now let me put my point in a question, there are so many sports, why cricket is the most common/loved/played game in India?
Influence of a foreign culture. Altered values in sports, life, entertainment, world views. Had Britain not ruled, would cricket in India occupy the status as it does today? Perhaps hard for many to say. But think about it how rulers change the society they govern. Would there be so many Indians and Pakistanis so fluent in English, had Britain not ruled India? You take an example, I take another to explain it to you. But the question about love in Urdu poetry I asked earlier still remains unanswered.
Does it not have to do about the rulers in past who encouraged/liked such kind of poetry? Was the Russian poetry not different during communism? Was it not always used to elevate communism? Only in free societies poetry is not censored and is given its full rein.
Very few poets make their living by writing poetry. Did the Urdu poets of the past make their benefactors happy by writing love poetry? If so, then why no change now? Why it still continues to be full of love and romance? Was it because love and romance was suppressed in Islamic cultures in the past, and the only way for the people to express it was through poetry? And surprisingly it continues to be so!
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What a deserted place it's looking today :( Koi curfew hey kya yahaN? :(