Field of Paper Flowers: An Anthology of English Poems
By Ayaz Warith
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Field of Paper Flowers is the first collection of the Paper Poems series. The poems are categorized in five sections, viz Reverence, Love and Sadness, Philosophy and Inspiration, Nature, and Miscellaneous.
Ayaz Warith
Ayaz Warith was born on September 6, 1979, and lives in Ludhiana, India, where he teaches English as a second language. He did his schooling from St. Francis School, Varanasi, and received his master’s degree in English from Mahatma Gandhi Kashi Vidyapith in Varanasi, India. He is also a TESOL certified professional working for his own institute.
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Field of Paper Flowers - Ayaz Warith
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Contents
Preface
Reverence
Like a Butterfly
I Want to Live Forever
Save Me, My Lord
To My Creator
Mercy
The Volume of Life
Love and Sadness
Blessed
The Flower of Love
A Heavy Sigh
Contentment
It is Not a Dream
Eclipse
You Erupt in Bosom
I Promise
Cruel Love
Hatred
Deep in My Thoughts
Love Changes
Let Me Tell You
The Reason of Treason
I Wonder
Sacrifices
Never Withdraw
Where Are You?
Wade Through Me
If I am Stumbling
My Tears
I Tell You
Love Letter
Ask the Locked Doors
What Every Heart Feels
Who Knows?
Love’s Wings
Come from the Exit Door
Living
The Book is Full of Your Day
If Tears Say
Philosophy and Inspiration
Relief
The Doors are Locked
Heart’s Ocean
Momentous Journey
When the Mind is Free
The River is Flowing
None Hears
O Heart
Someone is Calling by My Name
Bygone Days
Life is Youth
The Heart of a Boy
Shattered
Adventures
The Enigma
The Station of Life
Who Can Steal?
A Desire
The Heart Blooms
Old Furniture
Poet’s Pen
Not Moonlight’s Love
Breath is Life
Still Alive
Time has the Swiftest Wings
Last Night
Hope
Out in the World
Dreaming
The World of my Life
Determination
Deception
In My Belief
Tonight
Waiting
I Ask
Just Peep
Nature
My Solace
The Bête Noire
The Night
The Second Birth
A Tree
Shimla
Wash Me, Rain
The Nebulous Mist
Miscellaneous
My Eyelids Droop
Career
The Hawker
The Rickshaw Puller
Who Does Not Want?
A Family
I Teach
The Queen of the Night
Difference
Biased
Mistake
Their Complaints
I was Never Her Leader
Preface
Bismillaah!
Field of Paper Flowers is my first Anthology of poems which is based on the real events of my life. There is much more reality than imagination in this book and I am thankful to Him Who gave me life in this world which spontaneously encouraged me to compose all these poems and compile them in a form of a book. But I should honestly tell my readers that I am not a technical verse writer and my poems are mere manifestation of my genuine feelings in print.
Poetry is not fiction. It is the reality like our beings and hence it is an integral part of my self. There are many definitions of poetry and every poet gives his own views about this supreme part of literature. But very simple and true idea about poetry is Wordsworth’s. He says it is the spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings
, and I believe it is true. But Dylan Thomas says, that Poetry is what makes me laugh or cry or yawn, what makes my toenail twinkle, what makes me want to do this or that or nothing
.
Yes, poetry is very much oral with the language which is very refined and superior, and it is fathomed and sensed by its readers to differ from the common essay. Poets are very critical in conveying the emotions and feelings to the audience in a very compressed and condensed manner. And since poem is the food of ears and not eyes, poets take pain in using the devices and techniques such as allegory, assonance, alliteration, climax, hyperbole, imagery, irony, metaphor, mood, onomatopoeia, oxymoron, paradox, personification, simile, tragedy and many others.
In so far as my poems are concerned, I have used rhyme scheme in some of them but most of my poems are in Free Verse style. They are unrhymed without any particular metrical pattern because writing in Free Verse gives me the liberty and easiness in expressing my emotions and the boat of my thoughts wanders freely on the stream of paper. I want to look at the things and feel them as I feel my body, my being and my business, and this watching the things gives me the immense