Kashmir
humanity stifled
by Mohammad Ishaq Khan
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Economically expressed, almost haiku-like in their allusive appeal which provokes the imagination of the reader without dictating to it ... Little as we know about Islam we are continually struck by what seems to us a strongly Sufi world-view that embraces the turmoil of Kashmir, the natural beauties of the place, its particular history and spiritual identity and the predicament of humanity there with a wider reference to the outside world.
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First Sentence
"The thought of tahajjud The source of spiritual good"
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Poems. Stealthily ensnared
Bewitchingly ensconced.
Souls awakened
Strikinly ensembled
Down the gorge bathed
Up on the hill ironed
Gorgeously dressed
For a union embraced
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