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About the Author 

Aamir Aziz, 22, lives in Faisalabad, Pakistan. After a service of almost one and a half years as a lecturer in English at Bahria College in Islamabad, Pakistan, he is due to leave for a four year state-sponsored Ph.d program in English Literature from Leiden University, Netherlands in April 2006. His poetry and prose have been featured in worthwhile magazines, journals and reviews in England, U.S.A., India, Australia, Canada, etc. This is his first publication with Nuvein.


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Capital Punishment
by Aamir Aziz

 

Simple it seems but complex it is

Collection of inspired follies for some, a challenge for others

A story without a title, a journey without destination

A prolonged joke for some, a momentary pause for others

 

 

Starts as a friend and deceives as a foe

A bed of roses for some, an unending marathon for others

A frank deceiver, a bargainer who always won

A loose structure incident for some, a nightmare for others

 

 

Yesterday, today, tomorrow and so on…………..

A meaningful nonsense for some, a tense snare for others

Philosophers’ ever green question and historians’ foster child

An equivocal notion for some, a plausible interlude for others

 

 

Real it seams but dramatic it is

A mirage in the desert for some, a concrete impression for others

A meaningless enigma, a purposeless clamour, understood by none

Still…an optimistic wait for some, a detestable weight for others