WAH RAY CHEAP JUSTICE

BUHAT AAAALA

BUAHT AAALA

Buds are the symbol of hope and depict a practical example how they start filling the colour in the dreams to see it come true. For sure they bring up the bloom so people adore them and they are called as darling. May is the season that when the budding starts taking shape that this month is the month of blooming especially in the northern hemisphere.
Back to the phrase itself,. I agree that it is best known these days as the title of H. E. Bates’ story of idyllic country life, which has been made into a successful comedy television series. Bates took the title from Shakespeare who coined it in his celebrated Sonnet 18:
Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?
Thou art more lovely and more temperate:
Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May,
And summer’s lease hath all too short a date:
Sometime too hot the eye of heaven shines,
And often is his gold complexion dimmed,
And every fair from fair sometime declines,
By chance, or nature’s changing course untrimmed:
But thy eternal summer shall not fade,
Nor lose possession of that fair thou ow’st,
Nor shall death brag thou wander’st in his shade,
When in eternal lines to time thou grow’st,
So long as men can breathe, or eyes can see.

Any how this phrase so coined above by me to describe the fate of Benazir is all about dreams that most of the Pakistanis dreamt to see the budding Benazir, the darling leader of the people in the street that she was all set to bloom but her fate plucked her away. The lady fell in the traps set by the enemy of Pakistan and with her—– the dawn of democracy that Pakistanis dreamt and were about to witness it blooming after a long absence of polity in their real life in Pakistan—- also went down.
Now what we have got——– same old dictatorial regimes with their faces changed—–wearing the labels of democratic lot——-but trying to stay afloat riding the sinking ship of NRO.

Anyway as you & I have been noticing that all Channels are discussing & showing too poor Presidential Performance of Zardari to bear but I am failed to understand why do not they discuss his persona since his childhood like Quied-e-Azam & Illama Iqbal after all he is President of our beloved Country so this job is being performed by me on behalf of Electronic Media i.e. Zardari Kee Bio-Graphy AAM Kee Zabani:

Aap 1960 Mein Paida Hoay. Aap Nay Baqaida Tourr Pur Be-Ghairti kee Ibetadaee Taleem Upnay Mohalay Kay School Say Hasil Kee — Or Issee Fun Mein Aala Taleem Eik Naam-Wur Duku Say Lee Aur Youn Aapka Shumar Sanad Yafta Bhaigrtoun Mein Honay Laga.

Aur Dacait Honay ka Certificate Eik Un-Registered Institute Say Sirf 17 Saal Kee Umar Mein Hasil Kiya. Yeh Aapka Eik Qabil Fakhar Karnama Aur Ba-Zahir Na Totnay Wala Record Hai.
Phir Benazir Bhutto Say Shadi Kur Kay Aap Nay Professional Bhaighartee Ka Baqaida Aghaz Kiya Or Youn Mr.10% Mein Shuhruat Dawam Hasil Hoee.

Mukhtalif Dushwar Guzar Humwar-o-Na-Humwar Rastoun Say Guzartay Hoay Aap Uhda-e-Sadarat Tuk Phunchay Or Aab Americanoun Aur Brithishers Kay Sath Mill Kur Quam Ka Khoon Chousnay Kay Amal Ko Bhauhat Ahsan Tariaqay pur Aaj-Kal Sirr Anjam Dein Rahay Hein.

Qawi Umeed Kee Jati Hai Kay Raihtee Duniya Tuk Aap Ka Naam Intahee Durjay Kee Siah Karioun Kay Sath Inko Yaad Rakha Jai Gaa.

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Utmost Request to Ministry of Education:
AAM Kee Iss Biography ko Mutaila-e-Pakistan Kay Nisab Mein Shamil Kiya Jai.

In Advance Thanks.

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Choti* = Duffer
*M. H-o-A = Mall, Husan-o-Asbab

Tu Kiya Teree Haqiqat Kiya Choti* Zardari –
Tujhay Sirf Mall Bananay Kee - Zehnibemari-
Jub Bhee Tu Nay Monh Khola - Lagee Ghadari-
Media-Tu Kur-Raha Aajkal Khasee Teree Khatir Daree-
Akhir Ko Qabar Mein Jana- Chor Day - Aiyaree-o-Makaree-
Tu Aur Tera Tola Janay Sirf - America Kee Khidmat Guzaree-
Nadan Samjhtay Zahiree *M. H-o-A Duniya Mein Baree Kamyabee-
Azmaish Dono Surat Mein Nahee Mantay Yeh-Qudrat Kee Purdah Dari-

Meaning an appreciation of what is fresh and new.

Origin
The phrase refers to the opening buds that point toward the warm summer season ahead and to the freshness and exuberance of youth as it turns toward adult maturity. It probably refers not to the month of May directly but to the May tree (the Common Hawthorn) that flowers in England at that time of year. The hawthorn is important in the mythology of old England and there’s a rich symbolism wrought from its standing as an early flowering common tree. Global warming has now given the UK a climate that causes May to begin flowering earlier, but I doubt that the ‘darling buds of April’ will ever catch on.

Regards