Published March 13, 2008
Poetry , Urdu
The ferocity of hatred post Babri Masjid demolition lead one to Mir and Kabir. Nida Fazli started writing dohas at that time. Poetry sought to become a balm on the times, and we turned to Mir and Kabir.
Thanks to the indefatigable Raza Rumi , one of my old posts on the poet Mir Taqi Mir appears at the Pak Tea House .
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