Ibn-e-Insha’s dil-e-wehshi

Posted on May 30, 2009
Filed Under >Owais Mughal, People, Poetry
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Owais Mughal

I recently got hold of Ibn-e-Insha’s poetry book titled ‘dil-e-wehshi’. Once I started reading it was hard to put it down.

This book is Ibn-e-Insha’s third poetry collection. His first collection ‘chand nagar’ was published in 1955. Second collection was ‘is basti ke ik kooche mein’ which was published in 1976. Unfortunately he did not live long after that and left us forever on January 11, 1978. His third poetry book ‘dil-e-wehshi’ was published by his family in 1985. It contains his unpublished work from his ‘bayaaz’ and that is what makes this book so special. Following are some some selections from ‘dil-e-wehshi’.

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(5) and (6)

ATP’s Other Posts on Ibn-e-Insha

1. Ibn-e-Insha: nagri nagri phira musafir
2. Labor Day: ye bacha kis ka bacha hai

10 responses to “Ibn-e-Insha’s dil-e-wehshi

  1. MEHMOOD HUSSAIN says:

    NO DOUBT “IBNE INSHA” WAS A GREAT POET LIFE
    CIRCLES EVENTS OF OUR LIFE, HIS FEELINGS WERE OF
    COMMON MAN FEELINGS.
    IN A VERY YOUNG HE LEFT THIS WORLD, WE LOST A
    PERSON WHO FEELS LIKE US.

    MEHMOOD HUSSAIN,

  2. syed bareed says:

    really he was the great poet, soon you can read his poetry at urdu.ucoz.com also.

  3. Nabeel says:

    Real nice pieces.

  4. mazhur says:

    Here’s a good website for readers of Urdu literature. You can download Urdu Novels, articles etc for free.

    http://www.ibitians.com/2008/10/07/download-urdu-n ovel-peer-e-kamil-pbuh-ebook-umaira-ahmed/

  5. Here is this picture… a serene Asadullh Khan Ghalib, amidst company of lesser Poets… Never equalling Ghalib’s Bekhudi… For they are too preopccupied with themselves.
    “Mai say Gharaz Nishaat hai kis ru Siah ko… Ik goon a Bekhudi Mujhay din Raat Chahiyay.”

    And I never knew, Aitzaz Ahsan, was one… I thought he was a Legalistic Agitator. Thanks ATP.

    Anyway, its an odd pictoral setup, where within, almost all the hornrimmed, appear overwhelmed… By their own talent…
    Not Ibne Insha… Perhaps we are yet to understand him… But even a cursory understanding of Ibne Insha, makes him worth Remembring.

    There are others, lets see if we Remember.

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