Discussion on Pashto Poetry and Culture

Pashto. And I bring the explicit noun, Masli. And in the explicit noun, then?

God willing. You see, I bring it, I bring it—yes, I bring it.

God willing. My point was that this Masli is… Tell him.

He doesn't say so. He is no longer among the others. Separate camphor.

I bring Taniza. I bring Taniza.

And say Akmal Tennis. And Akmal Tennis, to whom?

It comes to me.

In the explicit noun. I won't accept such an explanation from you, my dear.

Meaning, he is a lover. You understand, by choice, this is what we move past.

Pashto.

And I bring the explicit noun, Masli. And in the explicit noun, then?

God willing. You see, I bring it, I bring it—yes, I bring it.

God willing. My point was that this Masli is… Tell him.

He doesn't say so. He is no longer among the others. Separate camphor.

I bring Taniza. I bring Taniza. And Akmal Tennis

Say it. And Akmal Tennis, to whom? It comes to me.

In the explicit noun. I won't accept such an explanation from you, my dear.

Meaning, he is a lover. You understand, by choice, this is what we move past. Pashto.