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Mustansar Hussain Tarar . (A gesture of gratitude on 75th birthday)
I had to rush. Time was rushing too. It was a lovely February morning in Karachi, Pakistan. The smooth chilled breeze at the sea shore was refreshing to the core. The lush green lawn of this elegant hotel located by the sea was filled with people of diversification. I reached at the edge of the small flight of stairs that was leading to the vast expense of lawn. Sheema kirmani was performing on the stage and the echoes of the shadow were visible on the larger than life screen. I looked for him. But that was absurd. It was impossible to find anyone in this crowd. So I decided the next best thing. I moved towards the hall specified for his session. Room 007. There wasn't anyone there yet except for a cute couple (later found out to be his dedicated fans and my newly acquired friends). I selected the best seat with the best view of the stage. And silently, began waiting. Slowly the crowd moved in and the hall was full in no time. My pulse ran higher and I began to have palpitations...
I had a similar thought in my mind about the requirement of booster doses of love...but i could never put it into words as beautifully as you did. Felt very amazed and happy to see your post. 'Someone may run in your bloodstream and a dose missed may make you realise you were addicted'. Loved this. Thank you. :)
ReplyDelete:) at times your profession comes to help you. Like in this poem how i habe observed the addictions and withdrawls of patients , helped me here a great deal. Still i feel the withdrawal symptoms of a human- human addiction is most powerful. Thanks again.
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