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Wo :S Nanani janakai sa masti shawi ghunte dey, you see. Zaan te wrak shawey dey, waye gudar da pakhwano khalko da paara dey. Zama kho armaan dey cha da gudar ta da dwao mangoto sara laara sham.
Nah jeenkay kho ba hummmmm mastey shawey vee kho gudaruna humm shaarh shwey dee....for example there is one Gudar flowing in my village...when i was a kid i used to swim there au zama mor jana wayee chey mong ba da dey gudar oba pakhlee dapara au skhalo dapara istemaloley..kho oss due to pollution katal warta hummm gunah daa....bal kor pa kor nalkey dee noo da cha kaar sa dey chey gudaroono ta zeee.. ka sanga?
Zama kho armaan dey cha da gudar ta da dwao mangoto sara laara sham.
But then again, those are poems and in English! Tapey, I've never worked on! But going to now - they're too much fun!
Dwa magoto sara?????? bravo...kahin patlee kamar mein moch na ajaye... Anyways keep trying ...i know you can make some good tappas....its fun and are easy ....
I know you are a fan of pashto poetry (au hagha hummm padestal fan chey har khwa ta makh tawahee....lol) so what is your strong point?..if not tappey.....i think tappa is for ladies...they should make new tappas...my mor jan know alot .....
Za da gudar pa ghaara nasta
Janan mey der khkukey dey sa wakama, khalqa!
Qrattugai, you are brilliant in many fields, but It makes me laugh your this Tappa.
As far as the Godar and its destruction is concerned, development ya material development is always killer of cultural beauties and sincerities.
I remember when I was a kid woemn and girls of our village used to go to a water Tank (which has a permanent supply in pipes from a spring about 5-6 kilometer away from our village) and it was most often at afternoon. Ya I know the love stories related to it. Again I will quote Ghani Khan:
Just one look at the sweethheart face at evening while she is out for bringing the water, and this is the only wines Pashtun youth used to addicted to.
Few years back I wrote an article in pashto about this material development and culturla destruction. However nexus of both seems difficult.
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