Lines from books that read like verse, and from poets we publish. Urdu carries a rhythm English has to work for, so much of this collection is better read aloud.
یہی اقوال اردو میں 50 شاعری اقوال
“Nisar Masoom (Nisar Mustafa Sufi) is the great-grandson of the legendary poet, Sufi Ghulam Mustafa Tabassum.”

“Yes, poetry indeed is a self-talk but you must know that you have to see everyone and everything through yourself.”

“The poet of the East, Muhammad Iqbal, once noted, ‘It is good to guard intuition with intellect,But sometimes you should let it go alone also.”

“Like in case of topaz, I was fascinated by the stone ever since I read the translation of a Spanish poem by Pablo Neruda.”

“My first class was of poetry and as soon as I went inside, I knew I would not be getting the lavish international standard education I was hoping for.”

“To my mom who motivated me, who became my power to face all the criticism, it's because of her that I became a published poet.”

“This book believes that whether it is the outer world or the inner world, every inverse is important.”

“While Rose played dead, she overheard him converse with two other men in Arabic, her head got so light she passed out.”

“An insidious melody reminiscent of an ice-cream truck from when she was a child began resounding from the start of the lane.”

“Prior to his death, we’d finished reading the Psalm of Life, and he had given me quite a lengthy analysis of each verse.”

“In any case, in the contemporary Muslim world, the number of poets and thinkers are not as many as they use to be.”

“Ahmad Bilal is enthusiast about conveying his feelings and daydreams through words and decrypting life's meaning through his poetry.”

“The author is a student of MS Computer Science who often escapes from robots and machines and find solace in music, art, and poetry.”

“The song whose lyrics I scribble in the last pages of my old notebooks and whose tunes are pasted in the vaults of my memory.”

“That perhaps all those songs, poems and stories of a bright, burning circle second to the sun, was something that couldn’t provide the same light, were false?”

“This arise a new mode of thinking about the differences, the inverses, the dark, the unnoticed, the failures and the abnormally normal.”

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