9 thoughts on “Balochistan….the land of harsh romance!”
It’s all about vantage points…
Not always the physical vantage points though…
From where I stand and see this…
I see held back emotions,
Sadness and turmoil
Memories of life’s glory…
Being slow roasted on discrete golden flames…
flawless strokes of nature…
Rising… Ashless… Smokeless…
In Godly silence….
To the place where broken hearts go…
And the tormented wrecked soul turns to God
As a last resort…!!
Sir, this breathtaking photo of yours, gave birth to a few stray inspirations:
“Fields Painted on An Evening Sky”
Fields of amber, gold and orange,
Painted on a canvas of sky blue,
Alight the fire with the embers
Of stirred emotions
Like the waking up of desire
Just before the dawn of the night.
Shehryar khawar 
It’s all about vantage points…
Not always the physical vantage points though…
From where I stand and see this…
I see held back emotions,
Sadness and turmoil
Memories of life’s glory…
Being slow roasted on discrete golden flames…
flawless strokes of nature…
Rising… Ashless… Smokeless…
In Godly silence….
To the place where broken hearts go…
And the tormented wrecked soul turns to God
As a last resort…!!
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I fully agree my friend. When I saw this scene, I saw beauty in loss. That confirmed something I was thinking about those days
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Magnificent!!!
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Thank you
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Sir, this breathtaking photo of yours, gave birth to a few stray inspirations:
“Fields Painted on An Evening Sky”
Fields of amber, gold and orange,
Painted on a canvas of sky blue,
Alight the fire with the embers
Of stirred emotions
Like the waking up of desire
Just before the dawn of the night.
—-Dr Hafsa Siddiqui
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Most wonderful Dr sahiba. Thank you so much
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Sir, I’ve shared your name and link on my blog. I hope you don’t mind me taking the liberty to do so… 🙂
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Not at all. Thank you so much
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