Ishaarein (The Signs)

2009 October 18
by Dream Catcher

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Kuch pal do pal mein rakhte hai… sath woh tasweerein..

Kuch hawa se bhi ham sunte hai… in boondon ki taqdeerein..

Raahe na jaane kab khoi.. Dhoondhe ham kahi woh nazaarein..

Hai sehra ka ilm bhi nahi…palko se chup ke karein.. jo ishaarein..


So there are whispers..again across the silver lines

The syndication of twilight sky with the shiney eyes

Closer to thee, numb prayers crossing sighs

I see the closure.. I see the signs


Thame nahi hai ab tak… Zara zara khalish ke taarein

Thame nahi kab tak… Hatho se …Lau mein jalti raatein

Kab tak…Kab tak nahi…Sambhal kar…ek chota asmaan sahi

Mitti mein hi kabhi… halke se chalak jaaye.. Jo ishaarein


So there is a numbness..along the mystic line

The tapered calls of the yesterday vies

The grass is not yet yellow says the colour of old wine

I see those gestures…I see the signs


Madham ek rukh hai..anjaan na rahein

Manzil mein gum ek umeed shaamil karein

Ek nishaan… sirhaane ke paas

Khwaab mein dafatan aksar karein jo ishaarein


So there is hope.. Smelt in the captivity of kite

When you lose yourself, to find again in the scree of might

The rush of wind.. The drop on meadows where earth and heaven align

I see that call…I see the signs


Hosh bekhabar hai ham se , kab se

Arziyo se kehte hai , tanha si raatein

Phir wahi..phir kahi..milte ab nahi

Thehra reh gaya..saahil kahi, pooche ye ab sitaarein

Ek safar ka anjaam yahi..mauje mud kar  kare jo ishaarein..

Vo Ishaarein…




P.S: The English verses are NOT the translation of hindi verses. They are interludes

The Picture is orginally taken by me while travelling from Guwahati to Shillong. I have converted it to fullsize wallpaper which you can download it by clicking here and then right click and save as..

17 Responses leave one →
  1. 2009 October 18
    humbl devil permalink

    back with a bang…
    awesome piece, bro…

    is there still hope???

  2. 2009 October 18

    loved every bit :)

  3. 2009 October 18

    Awesome piece mate – thought I’d continue your thoughts too with the following words.. cheers!

    I feel alive in the calls and signs,
    I find a message from the kite in the skies,
    “To be bound on land and yet aloft, I remain free,
    Is this not the way thou too want to be?”

    I am a kiteflyer at the break of dawn;
    I am a kiterunner at the set of dusk,
    All along, messages do spawn,
    But in the midst of time, is constant, the eternal mist on the lawns

    And as the crimson horizon does inspire,
    It instills in me a hope of desire,
    “Ek dhaage ki nool joh is patang ko disha dikhaye
    Ek Saahil ki khoj joh nayya paar karaye….”

    • 2009 October 20

      nice one mate!! loved ur lines.. specially “To be bound on land and yet aloft, I remain free,
      Is this not the way thou too want to be?”

  4. 2009 October 18
    Swati permalink

    Awesome.. so glad u r back.. :)

  5. 2009 October 18
    Chinkoo permalink

    Bhai bahut mushkil hindi hai…. sirf english wala part samajh main aaya… bhagwan na kare ye poem kabhi class X ke syllabus main aa jaye… desh ki future generation tujhe bahut galiyan degi.. pel-pel ke…..

  6. 2009 October 19
    Archana permalink

    really a vry nice piece…..liked it a lot…..plzzz continue r8ing lyk dis…. :)

  7. 2009 October 20

    @Swati: thanks for coming by

    @Chinkoo: pitega! :P

    @Archana: Thanks

  8. 2009 October 21

    wow..you have an awesome collection of poems do check out
    http://www.simplypoet.com,a place where poets/writers interact,comment,critique and learn from each other..it would provide a larger audience to your blog!!

  9. 2009 October 21

    oh how u write so well!!
    the hope is the one thing we need

  10. 2009 October 25
    The Dark Lord permalink

    Awesome… this took my breath away!

  11. 2009 October 31

    Dropping by after a real long time! :) Loved the poem…looking forward to more.

  12. 2009 November 1

    Wah Wah!

  13. 2009 November 13

    Thank you all!!!!

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