Quotes by Rabisankar Bal

I wrote about my love, my ishq, on bloodstained paper day after day, Manto bhai, my hand became numb, but still I wrote. I knew my ghazals would provide comfort to many people one day.
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I wrote about my love, my ishq, on bloodstained paper day after day, Manto bhai, my hand became numb, but still I wrote. I knew my ghazals would provide comfort to many people one day.
Misery vanishes when you get used to miseryI suffered so much that it became easy
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Misery vanishes when you get used to miseryI suffered so much that it became easy
If you have to die like a worm, die that way, complaining will not fetch you anything extra.
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If you have to die like a worm, die that way, complaining will not fetch you anything extra.
The seed of death sprouts within the desire for union.
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The seed of death sprouts within the desire for union.
And by then I had understood that any ghazal that could not pierce your heart completely and instantly, like an arrow, had no value as a work of art.
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And by then I had understood that any ghazal that could not pierce your heart completely and instantly, like an arrow, had no value as a work of art.
At the end of the day, soldiers can fight wars and raze cities, but they can never usher in freedom
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At the end of the day, soldiers can fight wars and raze cities, but they can never usher in freedom