The Lone Lament
Mujeeb Jaihoon’s poem celebrating the bittersweet melodies of separation and the triumph of love.
Love
Ask Anyone but Me
Mujeeb Jaihoon’s poem on the silent suffering and unwavering hope that blossom in the face of unrequited love
Your Smile: Heart Set Aflame
Mujeeb Jaihoon’s poem about the power of a smile to mend a broken heart and bring one closer to God.
Heaven’s Echo of Lover’s Whispers
Love is a divine gift, and those who cherish it should never presume it’s irrevocable.
Why Love me so much?
A lover fears he may not be able to reciprocate his beloved’s love and worries about divine retribution— poetizes Mujeeb Jaihoon
How Do Lovers Find Time To Fight?
Given the inevitability of death, Mujeeb Jaihoon contemplates the irony of lovers squabbling with one another in their short life span.
Love, A Flower too Grand for Earth
Love is too great a flower to bloom on this earth and too long a song to hum in this short life, writes Mujeeb Jaihoon
Love-starting Creativity
Jaihoon contrasts the solitary inspiration of pain with the newfound inspiration of love, suggesting that the latter enriches the creativity.
Trespassing Destiny’s Fence
Exploring the profound desire for a reunion beyond physical barriers, the mystery of self, and the hope for divine mercy.
The Love-Sick Nightingale
In a lovesick poem, Jaihoon uses the metaphor of a nightingale, yearning for a rose, to depict the pain of obsessive love.