Landey لنډۍ
Other names: tapey, tapakey, tapa, misra. Though the last name is not correct because misra means hemistich.
Structure: landey consists of one bayt, it means one line including two misras. First misra consist of 9 syllables and second - of 13 syllables.
Rhymes: Landey rhymes in -a exclusively.
Topics - mainly love and fight.
Other features: it is a very old form of Pashto poetry, probably one thousand years old. It is considered as one of typical forms of Pasho poetry. In the past landey were composed and sung to to encourage people during fighting. Their authors were often anonymous.
Example (from A Collection of Pashto proverbs and tappas byJens Enevoldsen)
باد صبا زما قاصد شه
زما شیرین اشنا ته یوسه سلامونه
Be my messenger, morning breeze;
And bear my messages of love to my sweet darling
More landey here: http://www.pashtunforums.com/showthread.php?t=3135
Other names: tapey, tapakey, tapa, misra. Though the last name is not correct because misra means hemistich.
Structure: landey consists of one bayt, it means one line including two misras. First misra consist of 9 syllables and second - of 13 syllables.
Rhymes: Landey rhymes in -a exclusively.
Topics - mainly love and fight.
Other features: it is a very old form of Pashto poetry, probably one thousand years old. It is considered as one of typical forms of Pasho poetry. In the past landey were composed and sung to to encourage people during fighting. Their authors were often anonymous.
Example (from A Collection of Pashto proverbs and tappas byJens Enevoldsen)
باد صبا زما قاصد شه
زما شیرین اشنا ته یوسه سلامونه
Be my messenger, morning breeze;
And bear my messages of love to my sweet darling
More landey here: http://www.pashtunforums.com/showthread.php?t=3135




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