{"title":"Poetry \u0026 Literature","description":"\u003cp\u003eDiscover Sikh and Panjabi poetry, literary works and translations that preserve language, memory, culture and creative expression.\u003c\/p\u003e","products":[{"product_id":"on-wings-of-words","title":"On Wings of Words","description":"\u003cp\u003eNew poetry collection from Parvinder Mehta, Ph.D Drawn from a conglomeration of emotions evoked by pain, trauma, injustice, loss as well as reflections from acceptance, love, forgiveness, and affirmation, Parvinder Mehta's debut poetry collection recalls the experiences of a diasporic subject. Early praise: A refreshing new voice in South Asian diasporic poetry, Parvinder Mehta writes passionately about her Sikh faith, her identity as an academic, a mother, an immigrant, and a woman of color. These poems are united by their focus on social justice as they examine sectarian and racist violence against Sikhs in India and in the United States. The poems celebrate resilience and seek hope in community, memories, and faith. -Nalini Iyer, Professor of English, Seattle University, USA. With her debut volume of poems, On Wings of Words, scholar Parvinder Mehta joins the growing community of South Asian poets in North America. Many of Mehta’s poems are responses to personal and political situations faced by members of the Sikh faith in India, the U.S., and elsewhere, but her poems are much more than just Sikh poems. They explore a wide variety of moods, stances, and experiences that are broadly human, even existential. - Amritjit Singh, Langston Hughes Professor Emeritus of English, Ohio University, USA. Reading Parvinder Mehta, an emerging poet of the Sikh diaspora and an accomplished scholar and teacher, I recalled the words of my mentor—guru in her cultural framework—William Carlos Williams: “It is difficult \/ to get the news from poems \/ yet [people] die miserably every day \/ for lack \/ of what is found there.” Parvinder Mehta’s poetry is necessary and affirmative in addressing the truth of poetry to what people die miserably every day of. She finds her examples ready to hand in the experiences of displacement and the historic persecution of the ethnic Sikhs in India and now in the United States. What convinces in her work is the steadfast unfolding of a nuanced voice, between American and subcontinental ways of speaking and rhythm, that builds power in comprehending and affirming—more than mere witnessing—the experiences she has emerged from, continues to name precisely, bringing the reader to awareness, fusing diasporic displacement with everyday life. - Professer Barrett Watten, Wayne State University, USA. 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This is a result of decades of government propaganda that taught Sikhs to stay silent in fear of being jailed - or worse, killed. With the generations that lived through it growing older, it’s important that we document our history. More importantly, we need to document our emotions in regards to our experiences. These emotions are best captured in poem format. The poems serve to convey the collective Sikh and Punjabi journey. Early Reviews: \"In a book speaking across generations, Aulakh writes of betrayal, brutality and beginnings anew, describing the mindset of a Panth annihilated and rebuilt. After a jarring journey back to the streets of Punjab in 1984, the reader is transported through the experiences of survivors, victims and martyrs. Tales of escape follow, alongside the heartache and romance from fresh journeys overseas. But this is more than a collection about genocide. Wisdom lies within on themes that dog the daily lives of Sikhs today; poverty and drug addiction, years of oppression, our reluctant journey towards ownership of modern history and, my personal favourite, misogyny in a community of equals. You are challenged to face up to history’s consequences as you grapple with those very issues in reality. With this, Aulakh heralds a message of hope; the generations to follow will speak freely. In the author’s own words: you can’t kill fighting spirits.\" - Bhajneek Kaur, Author \"I was lucky enough to be given the chance to read this beautiful book of poetry ahead of its publication- and what can I say? There are truly no words (but I will try anyway) to capture the experience that was reading this book. Ghuntas sets out in the foreword the aim of breaking the silence that inter-generational trauma can propagate, and mirrors this aim in the way the book is organised. In its three sections, it takes the reader on a journey on a timeline of trauma across generations, beginning with the events of 1984 up until present day Canada. The structure of this book encourages us as readers to not view any of these events in isolation, but rather see how they can shape the course of a community’s collective experience. Each of the three sections is haunting in its ability to flick between different perspectives, paint vastly differnet worlds with the same level of exacting and precise detail, and generate more questions and thoughts in the reader’s head. My particular favourite is in the first section of the book, when the poet wanders in to an art shop and sees blank canvases on the walls next to ones depicting martyrs of the 1984 movement, the clerk tells them they were donated by a mother, ‘whose sons had put aside their paintbrushes to die.’ This poetry manages the seemingly impossible task of tackling vast swathes of time but distilling so precisely and purely, the experiences of thousands of Sikhs, addressing head on political issues, gender dynamics in our community and issues around language erosion in the diaspora. An absolute must-read which will stay with you long after you’ve turned the final page.\" - Harmanjit Kaur Sidhu, Author Publication Date | 1st November 2023Format Paperback | 94 pages Dimensions | 129 x 198mmScript | English Genre | PoetryISBN13 | 9781739740160\u003c\/p\u003e","brand":"Khalis House Publishing","offers":[{"title":"Default Title","offer_id":57193079669116,"sku":"HST-OF-THE-LN","price":5.99,"currency_code":"GBP","in_stock":true}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/0961\/4462\/1948\/files\/history-of-the-lion-family.webp?v=1784564847"},{"product_id":"baba-bulleh-shah-a-selection-of-his-punjabi-poetry-dr-wasim-ahmed","title":"Baba Bulleh Shah - A Selection Of His Punjabi Poetry - Dr. Wasim Ahmed","description":"\u003cp\u003eBaba Bulleh Shah - A Selection Of His Punjabi Poetry Baba Bulleh Shah was a Sufi poet who lived near Lahore at the turn of the 17th Century. His poetry and his belief is that Truth is to be found in all Faiths. He lived at a time of great strife between the Mughal rulers and Sikhs of Punjab and tried to persuade different communities to live together. He rejected differences due to religion, colour, gender or caste and was a supporter of Guru Tegh Bahadur and Guru Gobind Singh. His poetry was written in Gurmukhi Punjabi, in the form of kafis or quatrains and poems. In this book, the author, Dr. Wasim Ahmed, has translated 40 such quatrains and poems, to present them in Gurmukhi and Shahmukhi, together with transliteration of the original Punjabi, and new translations in English. 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Early praise: \"Salma Arastu’s words are a magic incantation, calling us to our highest human goodness. Her poetry is a healing balm, evoking radical, universal compassion and understanding, even as she helps us to grieve all the division, hatred and loss that has beset our poor, churning world. “Yes, I reimagine this broken world,” she says. With the “two wings of trust and hope,” she entreats us to see ourselves in the eyes of the other, to mend the broken threads of our shared human tapestry, and to repair our ailing world. She is an ecstatic Sufi poet, overflowing with unbounded delight and gratitude for sky, trees, breeze, birds, flowing waters. She speaks to each of us as “Friend,” inviting us back into a covenant of love with each other and with our beloved Earth.\" —Kitty Costello, author of Upon Waking, and co-editor of Muslim American Writers at Home: Stories, Essay and Poems of Identity, Diversity and Belonging \"Salma Arastu’s elegant and heartfelt poems bring us deep in into existential questions of current human rights disasters—and challenge us with the choice of love. Her poems spiral upward, beyond divisive egos, through nature to a oneness so divine. Open this book in times healing, relief, reflection—it open a place inside you from which can com conscious action.\" — Sharon Coleman, MFA Poetics, Professor of Poetry and Creative Writing. \"This insightful book of poetry reads like Salma’s paintings view: interconnected strands of a common cloth: the cloth of humanity. Her depth of vision and her immense compassion is interwoven within each poem, and all poems are stitched together within the collection, weaving a tapestry that, from every side and every corner calls upon humanity’s best qualities to resist self-annihilation and destruction. It provides a luminary to softly envelop and encourage an emergence above the discord. It is a harmonious shrouding of united sanity beyond the maladies threatening humanity’s existence.\" - Hanaa Walzer \u0026amp; Laila Hasib from “Voices in Solidarity with the People of Gaza,” Inked Resistance Islamic Publishing, 2024. 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This is the essence of Khyaal , a book that is more than just poetry; it’s an invitation. Rajbir Singh Sovereign has woven a collection of verses that feel less like poetry and more like whispers of the soul. His words don’t just speak—they nudge, encourage, and inspire readers to dive into their own thoughts. And the beauty of this book lies in its design: the blank pages nestled between the poems transform it into a journal, a sanctuary for your inner world. 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Critical events from the Sikh past are arrestingly voiced by roadways, fruit trees, rivers, pools, bazars, bricks… The foundational moment of Guru Nanak’s divine epiphany is told by the rejoicing waters of River Bein as they translucently embrace the Guru’s body; the horrific martyrdom of the tenth Guru’s young sons is told by the mourning Sirhind bricks as they are being forced to go up higher and higher, tighter and tighter to entomb the six- and nine-year-old tender bodies! Wondrously, provocatively, poignantly, Amar Mann Kaur makes us experience the Sikh past to imagine anew. Her thirty-one poems echo the thirty-one raga structure of the Sikh scripture, just as her beautifully tuned verses echo the scriptural rhythms. While making the past viscerally present for her readers, Kaur challenges us to question our contemporary reality. Why is Guru Tegh Bahadur’s martyrdom day not a National day? so the bustling Chandni Chowk asks.  Indeed, poet Amar Mann Kaur has singularly succeeded: “Nanak did not only write and sing love songs. He made poets, he set souls aflame…” -Nikky-Guninder Kaur Singh, Crawford Professor and Chair of the Department of Religious Studies, Colby College. Leading Scholar in Sikh Studies. \"The words in this collection are a rendezvous between the Divine \u0026amp; its beautiful creation. Join them for a yearnful spiritual ride.\" - Vishavjit Singh is an artist, storyteller, creator of Sikhtoons.com and Oscar qualified animated short American Sikh. Amar Mann Kaur is a physician, poet, art activist and wellness expert. Understanding the power of poetry for healing, activism and beauty; she embarks on meaningful artivism projects. She loves to explore the mystical, magical, mysterious nature of life, nature and Divine in her poetry. Her poems have appeared in Poets for Science , Bear River Review and Naad Pargaas . She loves to spend time in nature with family and friends. She is passionate about reducing the use of single use plastics. She lives with her husband and daughter in Michigan, USA. 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Each poem carries the weight of love, loss, and identity - an ode to a land shaped by the scars of 1984, the pain of partition, and the challenges of cultural misrepresentation. These words reach across borders and time, offering a profound exploration of heritage, memory, and the strength of connection and belonging. The poems don't ask for applause, they just exist, unapologetic and alive. 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