بُلّھے شاہBULLEH SHAHTHE LIVING VERSE
FROM THE WORDS OF BULLEH SHAH

iṭṭ khaṛike dukkuṛ vajje

Feed the mendicants

Two ways into the same verse. Tap a line to find its echo.

Bricks clap, the little drum replies; let the hearth burn bright.

इट्ट खड़िके दुक्कुड़ वज्जे, तत्ता होवे चुल्ल्हा ।

Let the wandering poor come, eat, depart: then Bulla is content.

आवन फ़कीर ते खा खा जावण,राज़ी होवे बुल्ल्हा ।

بلھے شاہ
— Dohra —
THE POEM, GIVEN VOICE

One verse. Many voices.

Stay with the words.
Then hear how they travel.

Karamjit Singh Gathwala · Punjabi-Kavita

A spoken reading · YouTube

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