Mahwar

Mahwar Sirsivi was born on 15 July 2002 in Moradabad. Despite their youthful age, the poet has already made an impression in Urdu literary circles, especially through expressive ghazals, nazms, and couplets.

While major biographical details are not extensively documented, the volume and variety of their work stands out. Mahwar has contributed nearly thirty ghazals, a couple of nazms, and more than forty couplets. Their poetry frequently explores themes of love, longing, introspection, and emotional tenderness.

One of their beloved couplets reflects the ache of waiting:

“kuchh to khayaal kar

meri umr-e-daraaz ka

sadiyon guzar gayi hain

tere intezaar mein”

This verse captures a plea for empathy, years slipping by in silent yearning, a sentiment that many connect with deeply.

Mahwar Sirsivi is known for participating actively in poetry gatherings and connects with readers through audio recitations and e-book formats. Their work expresses clarity of feeling and emotional immediacy, making their poetic voice resonate among both peers and older readers.

Though still early in their journey, Mahwar’s emotionally honest and reflective style positions them as a promising and relatable voice in contemporary Urdu poetry. Their work bridges digital accessibility with traditional poetic sensibility, offering a fresh perspective carried by youthful authenticity.