Nazim ZarSinner was born as Nazim Hussain on December 08,2000 in Pakistan. He is an Urdu and English language poet, translator and Urdu short story writer. He is the youngest son of Khadim Hussain, a physician. He is married since 2021. His pen name is ZarSinner derived from Zar (in Persian: Gold) and Sinner. It was an influence from his elder brother Talib Hussain Sabaat that he began to write in medieval styles of Urdu poetry in 2016. He mainly writes in Urdu, in which he has written several hundred poems on different topics like nature, relationships and circumstances. He also wrote many Ghazals, a form of poetry severely restricted by rules, in both Urdu and English. In Urdu, he is mainly influenced from Akhtar Shirani, Sahir Ludhianvi and Mustafa Zaidi, in English, he is mainly influenced from Agha Shahid Ali and Lord Byron. He has translated several renowned English poems to Urdu.
In dazzling rays of burning Sun
Blue waters seem to be the best
To escape from the hot, we run
From our routine, to have some rest
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When his virtue in the blue waters was guessed in white
The night angel with all his powers was accessed in white
He was described as holy as the Bible of Jesus
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The mirror of my heart had lost all its shine in September
In my life, for the first time, I drank some wine in September
Broken waves of Saharan sand show condition of my heart
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The Bible was in my hand, title read: Go to Hell
When I left the temple, then bishop said: Go to Hell
Capitals are wasting millions, always are in heaven
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I was unconscious, she was in trance as well
Like her blue eyes' that look, her love was yance as well
The voice of her singing is echoing all 'round
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