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Aadmi Gar Sachay Dil Say Chahay is an original Urdu ghazal written by Sohail Akhtar Aadil. It is also transliterated and narrated by the author as well. As a broad, the poem espouses that if a person wills something truly with his heart, then all the universe starts to conspiire to grant him that wish. However, there are limits to this as a man can wish for as many things for himself that wishes for but if the wish involves the Will of another person, then unless that person willingly grants the wish, then the person can be "claimed " as having given themselves to the wisher. The poem touches upon Free Will as the deciding factor between who gets the love of their lives or who loses that love forever. Hence in translation, the poem reads as: If a person truly wishes for something with all their heart, then what is impossible? Whatever maybe possible, it's a pity you can never be mine

Itni Bheed Main Bhi Tumhein Tanhaa Paatay Hain Issi Liyey Tum Say Milnay Chalay Aatay Hain (Even in crowds, you look very lonely That's the why I keep on coming to meet you) This is rhyming free verse poem whereby the conventions of rhyme, rhythm and metre are not observed so strictly, which gives it a melodious song-like feel. The poem feels better being hummed than being read out.

Ab Tak Jahaan Main Jo Bhi Inqilaab Aaya Hai (So far in the history of the world, every revolution has happened because of Youth) is an Urdu language poem by Sohail Akhtar Aadil. The poem is a rhyming verse poem about the current state of Pakistani politics, especially the overthrow of and the most popular subsequent Prime Minister of Pakistan since Muhammad Ali Jinnah, Mr Imran Khan and the subsequent disintegration of Pakistan's economic power. Since Mr Khan's ouster, Pakistan has been reduced to a shadow of what it was aspiring to be. From economic disintegration to an end of all its welfare programmes and free and subsisidised healthcare for each of its citizens, the youth that was a in Khan's ruling party and the Youth that supported him on street level make sure he is not just a has been leader but a very present reality.

Zamana Unglian Uthhaa Raha Hai Khudara Kuchh To Jawaab Do Kya Rishta Tha Humara Tumhara Kuchh To Jawaab Do ( The whole world is pointing figers, By God, give some answer at least What was the connection between you and I in the past, give some answer at least?) This is an Urdu language ghazal written by Sohail Akhtar Aadil. The ghazal resembles the sonnet in its nearest form. The rhyme rhythm and metre of the poem is perfectly rhyming and it deals with how people are taunting the lovers at the mess they have made of their love story. The author Implores his one time beloved to show some bravery at and not run at every given opportunity. The lover implores her to tell the truth once and get it over and done with because the truth is a saviour, however ugly, rotten or vile it may seem at the time of its utterance.

Humnay To Faqat Dillagi Kee Thi Magar Sach Much Mohabbat Ho Gayee is an original Urdu language poem written by Sohail Akhtar Aadil. It has been translated, transliterated and narrated by the author as well. The poem is primarily meant to be recited, therefore it has the rhyme, rhythm and metre structure of a song. It deals with a romantic theme of the author starting a romantic relationship with a lady almost by accident, almost in jest and how over time and regular meeting, how this relation has become almost an obsession of romantic love.

Aey Shohla Badan (Oh dearest firebody) is an Urdu language poem by Sohail Akhtar Aadil. The poem is a ghazal which resembles a sonnet in its closest form. This poem has as a theme an unrequited love for an object of desire that seems all knowing, yet non caring about the plight of the writer. What we see is the writer addressing in his own jealous, yet patient observation of never escaping from this neverending ordeal of every thought being read, yet non replied to nor acknowledged as being the ugly truth.

Sanam Teray Hain Hum is a an Urdu language song written by Sohail Akhtar Aadil, a British Pakistani writer living in the UK and writing in Urdu. The song is inspired by the song and dance numbers from the Indian film industry, more popularly known as Bollywood and the music of Pakistani films. As a theme, the song has young love as its premise for building up a crescendo of emotion. This is young love that sacrifices comforts to be with each other. It looks to each other for comfort rather than what the world has to offer. Lost in each, it promises one thing only: "I will stay with you through thick and thin

Khaaron Kay Rukh Par Ghunchon Ki Laali Thi is an original Urdu ghazal written by Sohail Akhtar Aadil. The poem is the Urdu form of a sonnet with strict adherence to rhyme, rhythm and and metre and it has been as a theme lost youth, lost opportunities, lost love and lost chances of making up for for these lost things. And simply because the author has loved the wrong person. How many others have committed the same mistake and become better people at the end of their ordeal?

Harr Din Hum Chehra Naya is an original Urdu poem by Sohail Akhtar Aadil, a British Pakistani writer living in the UK writing in Urdu. The poem translates as Every Day I Put A New Face on the Face I Have. It is translated into English, transliterated and narrated by the author himself. The poem is a ghazal and resembles a sonnet in its closest form. The conventions of rhyme rhythm and metre are all observed in the poem and it is a comment of the different faces we all put on top of our real face to get through the days.

Mera Khamosh Rehna Bhi Uss Ko (Even My Silence Is Disagreeable to Her)is an Urdu language poem written by Sohail Akhtar Aadil, a British Pakistani writer living in the UK. The poem is transliterated into English script and narrated by the author. The poem deals with the classic themes of Urdu literature, and literature in general, of the love for an insensitive and very cold object of desire who doesn't have any feelings of largesse or pity on the sorry condition of the Lover. Using poetic conventions like rhyme, rhythm and metre, the poem is a ghazal which in its closest form is reminiscent of a Sonnet. With poetic devices like alliteration and semi rhymes employed for more acute poetic effect #urdupoetry #newurdupoetry2023 #besturdupoetrycollection2023 #newurdushayar #sohailakhtaraadilshayar

Mera Peechha Nahin Chhodti Hai (This Loneliness Will Not Let Go of Me)by Sohail Akhtar Aadil is an original Urdu ghazal written, transliterated and narrated by the author himself. Dealing with the theme of Loneliness due to the infidelity of a loved one, the poem is a testimony to the redeeming power of creativity in subterfuging the effects of failure in love. Although it doesn't quite compete with the joys of physical proximity of the love enjoyed by a man with a woman, the ability to express oneself can transport the writer into the wildernesses of the soul where the reflection of loneliness brings about a love and appreciation of Self. The poem has rhyme, rhythm and metre and it adheres to most of the conventions of classic Urdu literature