Poetic Legacy

Naqqash Kazmi, a luminary in Urdu literature, left an indelible mark with his profound and insightful poetry. Born on July 8, 1943, in Jaunpur, pre-partition India, he migrated to Pakistan after independence. His literary journey began at S.M. Science College in 1962, leading to master’s degrees in Linguistics and Urdu Literature from the University of Karachi in 1970 and 1972, respectively. As a professional, he contributed to Pakistan Telecommunication.

Notable Works

“Chandni Aur Samandar” – A collection that resonates with readers, capturing the interplay of light and the vastness of the sea, reflecting the depth of human emotions.

“Rukh-e-Sailab” – This work showcases Kazmi’s ability to weave words like a torrential river, exploring the powerful currents of life’s experiences.

“Daman-e-Gul” – A poetic venture into the lap of roses, where beauty and fragility intertwine in verses of love and introspection.

“Aadhi-Zuban-ka-Admi” – A masterpiece that reflects the poet’s unique perspective on the human experience, offering profound insights into life’s intricacies.

Excerpts from His Poetry

“In the tapestry of stars, dreams take flight,

A poet’s words, weaving visions in the night.”

“Riding the waves of emotions untold,

In each verse, a timeless story unfolds.”

Literary Journeys

Naqqash Kazmi’s works have graced the pages of esteemed literary magazines and publications, resonating with readers worldwide. His poetry, a timeless symphony, continues to be celebrated for its depth and universal appeal.

As we bid farewell to this literary maestro, let his verses echo through time, inspiring generations to come.