Neer

Mushkile Zindegi Mein Kab Na Thi

Kab Thi Yeh Raahein-e-Kadam Zindegi Ke Aasaan

Ghum Se Hain Har Din Sarokar Meri

Aur Khushiyan Hain Chaand Lamhat Ki Mehman

Main Isse Meri Taqdeer Kahun

Ya Kahun Tadbeer Ki Anokhi Khel

Dono Ki Rahein Rahete Hain Juda Juda

Na Milti Kavi Inn Dono Ki Hisaab Mein Mel

Kaisi Paheli Hain Kaisi Uljhan Hain

Jinse Har Dafah Main Hoti Hu Ru-Ba-Ru

Ruk Jati Hain Kadam Chalte Chalte

Lekin Waqt Bahe Jati Hain Reat Ki Jaise Hatheli Se

Bikhar Jati Hu Main Do Hisso Mein

Jab Nape Mujhe Kismat Ki Tarazu

Haqiqat Mein Karti Hu Basar

Jineh Ke Liyeh Leti Hoon Khowabon Ka Sahara

Jaal Jati Hain Masumiyat Khuli Aakhon Mein

Bandh Aakhon Mein Hi Dekh Leti Hoon Jannat Ka Nazara

Kuch Shaashein Jami Raheti Hain Dil Mein

Kavi Bekhayali Mein Woh Nikal Jati Hain Dil Ko Cheer

Andar Hi Andar Bahe Jate Hain Tute Dil Ke Lahu

Jab Garh Jati Hain Dil Mein 

Zamane Ki Ranjisho Vari Nafrat-e-Teer

Kavi Kavi Sochti Hoon Kya Faida Hain Jeene Mein

Mar Ne Se Shayed Ho Jaye Har Mushkil Ka Haal

Lakhon Sawal Ka Na Hain Koi Jabab

Khamoshi Vi Aab Toh Kar Diyah Jina Mohal

Lekin Jab Dekhti Chalte Chalte Rahon Mein

Ek Bhukhi Mazdoor Ma Soyi Hain 

Apni Chaar Baccho Ko Leke Rahoon Mein 

Mazboor Hain Apni Garibi Se Woh Sare

Lekin Palkon Liye Sukun Ki Nind Mein Khoyi Hain

Tab Meri Ruh Kaheti Hain Mujhse

Dekho Inhe Yeh Larte Hain Halat Se

Jineh Ki Khoj Mein Hain Yeh Sab

Na Kisi Shiqast Se Yeh Sharmindah Hain

Sari Duniya Dhunde Ishq Ko Betabi Se

Dekho Ko Yehan Pe Ishq-e-Zindegi Zindah Hain 

Tab Sochti Hoon Ek Lamhe Ki Haar Ya Jeet

Jineh Ki Lambi Raahon Mein Bematlab Be Mayne Hain

Yeh Hain Ghurur Apni Bekar Aan Ki Nashe Mein Chur

Khud Ko Kar Liyah Qaid Khud Mein Hi

Jabki Samne Khula Asman Hain

Aye Ishq Tujh Se Kavi Milti Hoon 

Aur Kavi Bicchar Jati Hoon

Kavi Teri Zakhmon Se Hoti Hu Khun Se Latpat

Kavi Teri Nur-e-Roshni Se Nikhar Jati Hoon

Tu Mile Mujhe Ya Na Mile

Zindegi Bhar Tere Saye Ka Meri Dil Ko Rahegi Talash

Kya Kare Jab Tak Raheti Hain Shaash

Tab Tak Raheti Hain Iss Khudah Ki Bande Ko Jineh Ki Ash

Tu Na Raheti Hain Kabhi Vi Qabu  Mein

Karke Bekarar Bahe Jati Hain Dariyah Ke Jaise

Khelti Hain Mujhse Anjan Hoke 

Yeh Kaisa Waqt Ki Sitam Hain

Phir Bhi Aaye Jaane Wafa Rahegi Teri Intezar

Tere Daman Mein Bhiga Liya Do Palke Ashkon Se

Tere Shaan-e-Khidmat Pe Aaye Ishq Mere

Bahe Gaye Kuch Berang Namkin Sa Neer 

De Sake Kuch Mol Mohabbat Ko 

Yeh Bhi Kya Kam Hain  

                                                                          M-e-Z
                                                                    Tear's in Love :)
                                                                        <3 <3 <3

                                                                                  

Caliber of Clint = :--------------- ooo :)

                                                                                  

Born on May 31, 1930 in San Francisco, California, Clint Eastwood got his big break starring on the TV western Rawhide. He then became immensely popular via a string of Sergio Leone movie westerns and the Dirty Harry franchise. In recent years, Eastwood has directed many films, including the Academy Award-winning projects Unforgiven, Mystic River, Million Dollar Baby and The Changeling. He's also known as a big supporter of the Republican Party, and made headlines when he spoke at the Republican National Convention in 2012.

Early Career

Actor, director and producer Clint Eastwood was born Clinton Eastwood Jr. on May 31, 1930, to Clinton Sr. and Ruth Eastwood. He has one older sister, Jean. After traveling and looking for work throughout California during the Depression, the family settled in Oakland, where Eastwood graduated from Oakland Technical High School in 1948.

Eastwood worked odd jobs as a hay bailer, logger, truck driver, and steel-furnace stoker. In 1950, he was called to military duty with the Army Special Services, based at Ford Ord in Monterey, California. While in the Army, Eastwood met actors David Janssen and Martin Milner, who convinced him to move to Los Angeles in 1954 after he finished his military duty. Eastwood took a screen test and signed a contract with Universal for seventy-five dollars a week. His first roles were in the science fiction films Revenge of the Creature and Tarantula, both released in 1955. Eastwood's rugged looks landed him the role of Rowdy Yates on the CBS TV series Rawhide (1959), which ran for eight seasons.

In 1964, Eastwood went to Italy to star in a trio of westerns directed by Sergio Leone. The role Eastwood took—the cool, laconic "Man with No Name"—had been turned down by James Coburn and Charles Bronson. The films included 1964's A Fistful Of Dollars (a remake of the classic Yojimbo), For a Few Dollars More (1965) and The Good the Bad and the Ugly (1966). Nicknamed "spaghetti westerns" due to their Italian production, these films gained worldwide popularity, and Eastwood became internationally known.
 
Acclaimed Director

Back in the United States, Eastwood directed his first film, the thriller Play Misty For Me (1971), and starred in the leading role. His next important project was a series of violent action movies portraying Harry Callahan, a contentious San Francisco cop. The Dirty Harry series proved immensely popular with the public and included five films over a period of 17 years, including Dirty Harry (1971), Magnum Force (1973), The Enforcer (1976), Sudden Impact (1983) and The Dead Pool (1988).

Eastwood went on to direct the Charlie Parker biopic Bird (1988), for which he won wide critical acclaim. He also earned accolades for directing and producing the 1992 Western Unforgiven, which won an Academy Award (best picture). The following year, he directed and starred in 1993's A Perfect World, and went on to star in and direct 1994's The Bridges of Madison County (with Meryl Streep) and 1997's Absolute Power. He directed (but did not appear in) Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil (1997); and produced, directed and starred in the 1999 thriller True Crime.

August of 2000 saw the release of another directorial and acting project for Eastwood, Space Cowboys, with co-stars James Garner, Donald Sutherland and Tommy Lee Jones. He then directed the haunting and award-winning.

Mystic River, starring Sean Penn and Tim Robbins, which was released in 2003. Two years later, Eastwood won both an Academy Award and a Golden Globe (best director) for his work on the film Million Dollar Baby, starring Hilary Swank (Eastwood directed and acted in the film). The picture also won the an Oscar Award for best picture. That same year Eastwood received the Life Achievement Award from the Screen Actors Guild in Los Angeles. In 2006, wood directed two World War II dramas, Flags of Our Fathers and Letters From Iwo Jima. These companion films viewed the conflict from two distinctly different perspectives. Flags of Our Fathers explored the American side, telling the story of one man's efforts to learn more about his father's involvement in the raising of the U.S. flag at Iwo Jima—a moment captured in a Pulitzer Prize-winning photograph. The film featured a number of young Hollywood actors, including Ryan Phillippe, Jesse Bradford and Paul Walker. Truly multitalented, Eastwood even wrote some of the music for the film.

Drawing from correspondence found on that island battlefield, Letters of Iwo Jima looks at the experiences of Japanese soldiers during World War II. While both films earned wide praise, Letters from Iwo Jima garnered four Academy Award nominations, including for best picture, and Eastwood earned his fourth nod for an Oscar (best director).

Next for Eastwood was the 2008 family dramatic thriller The Changeling, which stars Angelina Jolie as a mother of a kidnapped child. Jolie's character in the film—which is based on a true story—suspects that the child who is eventually returned to her is not, in fact, her son. Several widely acclaimed directorial projects followed, including 2008's Gran Torino (in which Eastwood also stars) 2009's Invictus and 2011's J. Edgar.Political Career and Activism

Outside of acting, Eastwood has tried his hand at politics. He was elected mayor of Carmel, California in 1986, serving two years.

Eastwood is also known for being a big supporter of the Republican Party, and made headlines when he spoke at the Republican National Convention in August 2012. His speech garnered attention for its unusual format: During his narrative, Eastwood spoke to an empty chair, which seemed to be used to represent President Barack Obama. When speaking about the president during his speech, Eastwood frequently addressed the chair: "I think it may be time for somebody else to come along and solve the problem. When someone does not do the job, you have got to let them go," said the 82-year-old Eastwood, a supporter of the Republican Party's presidential candidate for the 2012 election, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney (Eastwood endorsed Romney in an ealier speech).

A COURTESY OF www.biography.com 

Cowboy Image & Courageous Roles of County Action is Not Get Complete Without Mr. Clint :). Because From Smoking A cigar To Firing From  a 12 Bore Pistol, He is Just Appropriate for His Charismatic Attitude & Boldness Role in Action Movie. A Sensitive Men of Heart Who Knows the Secret of Mystic River , & At the Same Time How to Prepare A Million Dollar Baby !!! :D Love You Clint <3 <3 <3 He Never Die , Before the Death. He Knows The Smell of  Gun Powder, & How to Play with Death According to His Own Order !!    DHHIIIIIICCCHKKAAAAOOOO 
                                               

                                                                             

                                                                              

                                                                                 

                                THIS IS MY MOST FAVORITE DIALOGUE OF ANY ACTION MOVIE 

                                              "When you have to shoot, shoot, don't talk!" 

                                                              ENJOY EVERYBODY  !!!! :D ;)

                                                                                            

Tanha Chand

Aaj Chand Tanha Hain

Kuch Kahena Hain Tumse Aye Meri Raat

Mujhe Chhupa Lo Apni Bahon Mein

Kuch Khamosh Lamha Bitalo Mere Saath 

Sabki Nigahein Hain Meri Taraf

Har Koi Chahein Mera Sang

Mujhe Dekhe Sab Baheki Si Nazar Se

Chhuna Chahe Mere Husn Ko

Khud Pighalna Chahe Mujhe Banake Aag-e-Aftab

Lekin Main Toh Karti Hoon Tumhari Intezar

Har Koi Hain Meri Haai-e-Dil Se Be-Khabar

Sab Banta Hain Ashiq Sirf Naam Ke Aye Shab Mere

Har Koi Hain Meri Noor-e-Chirag Ki Parwane

Lekin Meri Sard-e-Dard Ki Kahani Na Koi Sune

Tum Baitho Pass Mere Do Ghari

Main Janti Hoon Tum Sunoge Meri Zubani

Tumhari Dil Mein Vi Hain Zakham Sadiyon Ke

Ek Lambi Chuppi Aur Be Inteha Sabar

Main Chand Hoon Rang Ke Safed

Aamir Mujhe Kavi Kahete Hain Daulat

Shayer Mujhe Kavi Kahete Hain Ulfat

Aur  Garib Fakir Mere Naam Se Karte Hain Ibadat

Main Jalti Hoon Diljale Ki Baad Duah Yon Se

Main Bujhti Hoon Dilwalon Ki Ashq-e-Wafayon Se

Main Hi Hoon Har Raat Mein Hoti 

Do Jism Ki Milan Ki Gawah

Aur Main Hi Hoon Kisi Shaqsh Ki Tarapti

Judai Ki Khalipan Se Vari Uski 

Mehbooba Ki Shakal Mein Khudah

Meri Bahut Si Naam Hain

Mujh Mein Dubi Bahut Si Khali Diwan-e-Jaam Hain

Koi Kaheta Hain Mujhe Tum Sukun-e-Shab Ki Aagaz Ho

Aur Din-e-Chahel  Ki Ujalon Mein Hi 

Meri Maujud-e-Maut Ki Anjam Hain

Meri Badan Se Lipat Ke Raheti Hain 

Kuch Jalte Hue Mazi Ke Ghawyon Ki Nishan

Mere Kadmon Pe Bikhare Rahete Hain Sitarein

Jaise Har Roz Hoti Hain Roushan-e-Almaas 

Mere Huzur Mein Jaan-e- Kurbaan

Main Duniya Se Hoon Bahut Door

Main Har Ek Rang-e-Nasha Se Jadah Hoon

Mujhe Na Hain Kisi Murid Ki Chahat 

Main Phir Vi Iss Jahan Ki Nazar-e-Khudah Hoon

Aye Raat Tum Chup Rahetein Ho Hamesha

Meri Pahechan Se Na Tumhe Koi Fiqar  Hain

Mujhe Duniya Sar Ki Taz Banaye Ya Bazaron Mein Beche

Tumhe Toh Sirf Chahiye Meri Khushali

Meri Khalipan Ka Saath Aur Meri Jasbaaton Ki Qadar Hain

Main Vi Karti Hoon Tumse Be Inteha Mohabbat

Chahein Main Hoon Punam Ki Roop Mein

Ya Badal Se Ghirah Meri Haal-e-Dil Mein Chaya Ho Khiza

Main Asman Mein Bat Ti Hoon Tukron Tukron Mein

Lekin Meri Yeh Dil Hain Tumhari Bahon Mein

Puri  Jismon Jaan Se Fidah 

M-e-Z 

A Tale of Love of Night & Moon !!

To My Baby , My Fire, My Love

Mmmmuuaahhhh :O :D <3 <3 <3  

                                                                               

Romantic Rebel

Kazi Nazrul Islam 25 May 1899 – 29 August 1976), sobriquet Bidrohi Kobi (Rebel Poet), known popularly as Nazrul, was a Bengali poet, musician and revolutionary who pioneered poetic works espousing intense spiritual rebellion against fascism and oppression. His poetry and nationalist activism earned him the popular title of Rebel Poet. Accomplishing a large body of acclaimed works through his life, Nazrul is officially recognised as the national poet of Bangladesh and commemorated in India.

Born into a Muslim quazi (justice) family in India, Nazrul received religious education and worked as a muezzin at a local mosque. He learned of poetry, drama, and literature while working with theatrical groups. After serving in the British Indian Army, Nazrul established himself as a journalist in Calcutta. He assailed the British Raj in India and preached revolution through his poetic works, such as "Bidrohi" ("The Rebel") and "Bhangar Gaan" ("The Song of Destruction"), as well as his publication "Dhumketu" ("The Comet"). His impassioned activism in the Indian independence movement often led to his imprisonment by British authorities. While in prison, Nazrul wrote the "Rajbandir Jabanbandi Deposition of a Political Prisoner. Exploring the life and conditions of the downtrodden masses of India, Nazrul worked for their emancipation.

Nazrul's writings explore themes such as love, freedom, and revolution; he opposed all bigotry, including religious and gender. Throughout his career, Nazrul wrote short stories, novels, and essays but is best known for his poems, in which he pioneered new forms such as Bengali ghazals. Nazrul wrote and composed music for his nearly 4,000 songs (including gramophone records), collectively known as Nazrul geeti (Nazrul songs), which are widely popular today. At the age of 43 (in 1942) he began suffering from an unknown disease, losing his voice and memory. It is often said, the reason was slow poisoning by British Government. It caused Nazrul's health to decline steadily and forced him to live in isolation for many years. Invited by the Government of Bangladesh, Nazrul and his family moved to Dhaka in 1972, where he died four years later.

 Adorn Her

 How can I adorn her,
With one basketful of flowers?
The sky is overcast
With her dishevelled
Cloudy hair,
Oh, how can I adorn her '?

Why have you, oh gardener,
Given me so few flowers,
That they should disappear
Before I could adorn her?

Ketaki the monsoon's bride
Putting the veil aside.
Behind thorny secret,
Woodland hides.

The unruly Kamini withers
Before I can touch her.
Drunk in her own fragrance
The tipsy chapa dances.

The shameless damsel Togor
Looks with her big eyes.
But before she could wither
The poor Bokul dies.

All Midnight I Suddenly Wake Up

At midnight I suddenly wake up hearing someone's voice
 is that you, is that you?
I feel the load of some memory in my breast -
 is that you, is that you?
Some one's hungry love roams about seeking aIms
Some one's piteous eyes like the stars in the night-sky
 look at the sought-after face - is that you, is that you?
The wind at night carries someone's lingering sigh
And stirs my heart; Oh my distant beloved
 is that you, is that you?
Like the ocean-wave whose crying bruises my heart
The nightingale in the wood ceaselessly chirps on the champah tree
 is that you, is that you ?

A Mountain Song

 We are wild as the storm
We are restless as the spring
We are fearless like god and generous like nature.

We are as free as the sky
We are Bedouin, the deserts wandering tribe.
We know no king
 nor any king's laws,
We submit to no rule or regulation,
We are born free with it mind'
 open as the blossoming lotus.
We are the murmuring flood tide of the sea
 and the warbling waters of the mountain spring

We are generous hearted wide open meadows...
We are mighty invincible hills
We are flying birds with outstretched wings
We are bubbling laughter and gay songs.

We eat wild fruits and drink rain water
We sleep under trees in the depth of green forests
We are the gushing river of life.
We are the flowing waters of mountain brooks
 warbling singing roaring
 always restless and ever on the move.
Kazi Nazrul Islam

A COURTESY OF poemhunter.com

   WE KNOW HIM USUALLY AS A "REBEL POET" OF INDIAN INDEPENDENCE. BUT WHEN IT COMES TO  THE THOUGHT OF LOVE, THIS GENIUS POET  CREATES A REVOLUTION IN ROMANCE ALSO. KAVI NAZRUL A JEWEL  AN ASSET OF WORLD LITERATURE WHO KNOWS TASTE OF FLAMING LOVE IN THE STORMY WIND. <3 <3 <3 A TRIBUTE TO HIM. LOVE YOU REBEL !!! :D

                                                                         

                                                                                    

                                                                                  

Bliss

They Are So Sensible So Delicate So Charming

Just Like A Passionate Rose 

Lying in the Vapouring Dew of Greenish Leaf in Peace

Just Like A Fiery Moon Making Love

In the Lap of Thirsty Night 

Making  His Every Lonely Moment Full of Cherice 

Those Poetries  Are Just Not only About Us 

It's For Everyone Making Every life A Bliss

I Can't Stop to Praising 

The Bonding Tale of Body & Soul

And I Eager To Draw a Kiss In Your Lips

Yes My Love You Just Create A Wonder

And You Simply Deserve This !!!        

                                                                              
                                                                             M-e-Z

                                                                   Great Poetries My Love

                                                                     Mmmmmmuuaaahhh

                                                                           :O :D <3 <3 <3

                                                                                     
                                                                                 

Manzoor

Kya Hoti Hain Yeh Rishtey Yeh Chahat

Kya Hoti Hain Yeh Deewanapan Yeh Awargyee

Kya Hoti Hain Yeh Bahon Ki Bandhan

Kya Hoti Hain Yeh Bematlab Ki Azadi

Tum Pass Ho Ya Dur Ho

Waqt Ke Hathon Majboor Ho

Tum Kavi Ho Ek Bekhayal Musafir

Aur Tum Hi Kavi Mere Jaan-e-Huzoor Ho

Tum Mere Dil Ko Na Khusgawar Kavi
Aur Tum Hi Meri Khowahish Ki Manzoor Ho

Roz Pite Hain Hum Maykhane Mein Jake

Lekin Lagta Hain Dil Mein Avi

Shaashon Ki Jam Khali Hain

Har Rang Ki Nasha Har Ek Peyale Ko Chume

Lekin Meri Labon Ki Pyass Na Bhuje 

Yeh Kaisi Manchali Hain

Roz Main Chamakti Hoon Pile Se Gagan Mein

Lekin Tumko Leke Uss Nile Asman Ko Chhuna

Aye Mere Humsafar Rahe Gaya Baki

Tanha Bistar Pe Leti Hoon Roz Karbatein

Nind Ajaye Mujhko Pilado Woh 

Khowabon Mein Dubi Behoshwala Saqi

Barishe Hoti Hain Inn Dino 

Ruk Ruk Ke Sukhi Zameen Mein

Kuch Dheeme Dheeme  Se Barsatein

Zindegi Bhar Rukti Nehi

Badal Aate Hain Laut Jate Hain Garaj Ke

Kuch Yadoon Ke Badal Ke Saye

Rahe Jate Hain Dil Mein

Na Barse Kavi Yeh Bedardi

Kisi Khubsurat Vadiyon Mein

Iski Ghata Jukti Nehi

Chalo Hum Dono Urr Chale Phir Se

Ban Jaye Benam Khud Se Aur Begane Zamane Se

Kuch Pal Bahale Aashu Samandar Ke Seef Mein

Aur Chun Le Kuch Gul Yaadon Ke Guldastein Se

Aur Khusbu Orr Le Dharkan Mein Jee Bhar Ke

Hum Toh Dhundte Hain Aazadi Har Dafah

Lekin Yadon Ke Pinjar Se Kavi Na Mann Hote Hain Khali

Dard Mein Hi Hum Dhundte Hain Khusiyan

Accha Lagta Hain Yeh Mat Mari Matwali

Dekho Kahi Faida Dhundte Dhundte

Hume Samet Na Le Waqt Ki Barbadi

Bhagte Bhagte Har Dar Dar Se Yeh Jana

Akhir Bahon Ke Aagosh Mein Hi Hoti Hain 

Sukun Ki Azadi

M-e-Z

To My Love, My Baby, My Fire 

Mmuuuuaaaahhh :O :D

<3<3<3

Arz

                                                                                         

Mere dost kitni parwah karte hai hum aapki,
Kash aapko bhi yeh ehsaas ho jaye,
Kahi aisa na ho aap hosh mein tab aaye,
jab hum maut ki aaghosh main so jaye 

He Once Said This & I'm Repeating :-)
BCOZ WE BOTH LOVE YOU <3 <3 <3 :O :D