diwanee3 on Thursday, September 17, 2009
Abu Zafar Sirajuddin Muhammad Bahadur Shah Zafar was the last of the Mughal
emperors in India. Zafar was an accomplished Urdu poet and calligrapher.
While he was denied paper and pen in captivity, he was known to have
written on the walls of his room with a burnt stick. He wrote this Ghazal
as his own epitaph,epitomizing his own past.info frm Wiki

Bharat Desai on Thursday, September 17, 2009
Even at young age without much understanding of poetry, I liked this song.
Thanks to Rafi ji & now Suhanee ji.

Ali Muhammad on Saturday, November 05, 2011
@mailwriter19 I dont know you but I can tell you this, first learn to
appreciate others hard work and efforts, if you dont like it, please keep
it to yourself. I know you have a right to express and stuff, but I see
that you just dont seen to respect things around you. The Taj Mahal, the
poetry etc etc. In short you dont respect art and creativity. May be your
imagination is limited to money making and collecting materials. They left
a lot for this world. What have you contributed so far ?

Ali Muhammad on Monday, November 07, 2011
@mostpowerful Really. Taj attracts millions of tourists each year and that
is boosting the economy and feeding a lot of people in Agra, The taj is in
Agra. Anyways, to curb corruption we need not stop admiring or respecting
the people and the culture of any country. Corruption has got no link to
art and creativity. I dont understand your logic. Thinking about my fellow
beings wont require me to stop liking or listening to poetry. I can still
do that.

mostpowerful on Monday, November 07, 2011
@mailwriter19 yeh well, "magnificient structure, passion and white stone"
aint gona feed the poor or sort the corruption in your country. grow up
man, and think about your fellow humankind, rather than being stuck in your
fantasy world