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Sur Sasui: Abri(Tribulations)Tribulations سر سسئي آبري Shah jo Risalo in English (Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai Poetry) by Elsa KaziTribulations سر سسئي آبري

Sur Sasui: Abri(Tribulations)Tribulations سر سسئي آبري Shah jo Risalo in English (Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai Poetry) by Elsa Kazi Sasui: Abri-XV (Tribulations) Chapter-I 1 Now or after, my destiny is my Beloved oneThe labour of poor one, O God let it in vain not be I beg for nothing, but to see my loved-one in this life 2 Sasui's heart breaks from pain's torment and rends all hearts around; Immaculate Sasui, her eyes are e'er on Punhu bent; Her virtuous mind on Beauty of the glorious One intent; Faithful up to the last...all spent the maid in mountains dies. 3 Sasui, undone by longing, yet affects the longing more; Drank deep of Punhu's company and yet for more doth fret; Aye, still more thirsty they do get who drink draughts from this stream. 4 Seeing the flood of Beauty, they who drank a sip from there It all the more increased their thirst their longing and despair; Although the

Sur Sarang (Rain Song) Rain Song سر سارنگ Shah jo Risalo in English (Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai Poetry) by Elsa Kazi

Shah jo Risalo in English (Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai Poetry) by Elsa Kazi Sarang (Rain Song) Rain Song سر سارنگ Sarang XI (Rain Song) Chapter-I 1 Warm preparations are again in progress everywhere; Again the lightning's have begun to leap with arduous flare; Some towards Istanbul do dive, some to the West repair; Some over China glitter, some of Samerquand take care; Some wander to Byazantium, Kabul, some to Kandhar fare; Some lie on Delhi, Deccan, some reach Girnar, thundering there And greens on Bikanir pour those that jump from Jesalmare Some Bhuj have soaked, others descent on Dhat with gentle air... Those crossing Umerkote have made the fields fertile and fair... O God, may ever you on Sindh bestow abundance rare; Beloved! all the world let share thy grace, and fruitful be. Chapter-II 2 O see, the low' ring, somber skies! the cumulous clouds have poured Their big-dropp

Shah jo Risalo in English (Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai Poetry) by Elsa Kazi Sur Sailing سر سريرאڳ

Shah jo Risalo in English (Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai Poetry) by Elsa Kazi Sur Sailing سر سريرאڳ Suriraag-XII (Sailing) Chapter-I 1 O friend, I often did beseech an old boat do not have; With worn out sails, the heavy wave 2 Thy boat oil daily, mend its leaks, and keep in mind, one day The vessel has to sail away, a voyage long to make! 3 With riggings furnish it, and then take it to depth remote, So that from every harm thy boat secure and safe may be. 4 Acquire you such merchandise which time corrupteth not, That when you sell to far off lands no loss may be thy lotIn goods deal only which allot to thee mainstay secure. 5 Those who with merchandise of Truth a lasting bargain made; "You will get your reward", to them these tidings are conveyedThose were they whom the Powers led through mighty ocean's swell. 6 To ocean dedicate yourself where endless waters flow; Thousands of pearls and precious things its current holds belowAn ounce of such w

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