Poetry: Where are you, O Moon?

The article presents a poem titled 'Poetry: Where are you, O Moon?' by Bharumal Amrani, a distinguished folklorist, poet, writer, researcher, journalist, scriptwriter, and social-environmental activist from Tharparkar, Sindh. The poem expresses a longing for the moon, personifying it as a beloved whose absence causes fear, loneliness, and confusion in the narrator's heart. Amrani, born in 1982, holds Master's degrees in Sindhi Literature and Education and a law degree, and has authored ten books, dedicating over two decades to preserving Thari dialect, folklore, culture, and heritage. He has received multiple awards for his literary, academic, journalistic, and social contributions, and currently works as a subject specialist of Sindhi.