SAJID HUSSAIN

 

 

The Mirror Of Resonance

 

Bound by the fetters of recollection,

A thought is sundered from thy presence,

Affliction dawns not as anguish,

But as a subtle with ineffable wound,

It reverberates with echoes too expansive for containment,

A solitary image coursing through the river of remembrance,

Imposes its resonance with prime majesty,

No silence lingers but bears thy theme,

No breath escapes devoid of thee,

To exile the bond from thought is to exile breath,

The corridors of the past are creeping blinks,

Each is an awakened shadow long concealed,

Sorrow’s fading seam reopens time’s disguise,

Drifts endlessly tides of long-lost sigh,

Time unfolds itself in the mirror of resonance,

The cracks of broken moments bleeds across the soul.

Sajid Hussain, Pakistan ©

 

Shadows Without Light

 

To unravel strata for profound revelation,

Where breath dissolves, no borders hold,

No light defines a shadow,no signs of hull ,

Resonance threads through the corridors of eternity,

A single shimmer kindles distant constellations,

Inscribing the footprints of an unspoken gaze.

 

The shadow refracts within the prism of time,

A heart’s symphony orchestrates celestial orbits,

Ashes collapse into relics of hushed memory,

Fragmented existence folds into echoic recursion,

A mirage of evanescence is seen through symmetries.

 

Turn upon turn new horizons emerge beyond the veil,

The mirrored cosmos transposes into mirrored soul,

Awareness stirs in the lattice of flesh and stardust,

Threading what time once stitched a spark to ache.

 

Cosmic hush etches galaxies like dispersed glyphs,

Each silence composes a secret in its mirrored cradle,

Truth shimmers in the breathless pause across the void,

Gravity yields to the will of forsaken dreams,

And nebulas unfurl in the exhalation of ancient longing,

The universe unfolds both the seeker and the secret.

Sajid Hussain from Pakistan ©

 

Severance And Embrace

 

Ash-chewed soul still murmurs through embers,

 A necropolis of wounds buried beneath ruins,

 Fuels the grief-lamp of fractured aspirations,

A dim lantern trembles in the breath of severance.

 

The desert of sighs stretches with spectral themes,

Its ragged edges caressing the ache of estrangement,

Through the interminable night, a tender vigil endures,

Unfurling limbs of longing in the posture of yearning.

 

A fugitive embrace in the flight of faint light,

Unrolls heartstrings into the traps of reunion,

Each breath a tolling echo in the prison of transience,

Relief from sorrow alights, then swiftly vanishes.

 

Steeped in immutable and solemn stillness,

The night of severance opens its abyssal depths,

Moments of reunion drift like vanishing zephyrs;

The day of convergence glides on delicate grace.

Sajid Hussain from Pakistan ©

 

SAJID HUSSAIN

 

Dr. SAJID HUSSAIN, born on February 1, 1969, in Morgah, Rawalpindi, Pakistan, is a distinguished poet, educator, and advocate for literature. He holds memberships in global literary organizations and has received numerous accolades, including the Shahitya Pata Award and the Rabindranath Tagore Memorial Literary Honours. He has authored acclaimed works and contributed to international anthologies. A senior Chemistry teacher and Master Trainer in "Low Cost and No Cost Science Material," Dr. Hussain is also a homeopathic doctor and former principal. His poetry, often focused on humanity and nature, is widely published and translated. Dr. Hussain is a committed advocate for global understanding, cultural exchange, and social justice, using his platform to inspire positive change and foster dialogue. Dr. Sajid Hussain is the author of several acclaimed books and has co-authored numerous international anthologies. Additionally, he compiled Pakistani English Poets Prodigy, which was published in the USA. Dr. Hussain's books and anthologies cover themes such as love, peace, resilience, and the human condition. His works are known for their profound empathy and eloquence, reflecting a deep understanding of the human experience. His poetry has been featured in prominent international magazines and websites, and he has penned over 1400 poems, published in more than 300 world anthologies and magazines, translated into several major languages.