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Dilsuzighi neshetk (The sweetness & love extinguished)

This heartfelt Wakhi poem is a powerful reflection on the profound shifts in our world. It mourns the loss of childhood innocence and simple communal joys – games played in the mud, with stones, or makeshift polo – where happiness wasn't tied to possessions or status. The poem contrasts this cherished past with the harsh realities of today: greed that shuts out happiness, societal decay where dignity is stripped away, poverty forcing desperate choices, hypocrisy exploiting faith, and a suffocating atmosphere of distrust, conflict, and violence where truth is distorted and self-interest prevails. This piece is more than nostalgia; it's a raw observation of moral and social transformation, expressing deep concern for the present era's "highs and lows." I share this not just as art, but as an act of love and resistance for the Wakhi language. *May I not succeed, but I will try to protect it.* As an endangered Pamiri language spoken across the Roof of the World, Wakhi carries our unique worldview and heritage. By sharing our words and stories, we fight for its survival. *#Wakhi #WakhiLanguage #Pamiri #PamiriLanguages #EndangeredLanguage #LanguagePreservation #WakhiPoetry #PamiriCulture #WakhiCulture #Tajikistan #China #Afghanistan #Pakistan #Badakhshan #Gojal #Hunza #Pamir #Wakhan #Xinjiang #Poetry #IndigenousLanguages #CulturalHeritage #MotherTongue #وخی #پامیری #زبان_وخی #شعر_وخی #فرهنگ_وخی #خیوقان* (Note: #خیوقان is "Khowar" and sometimes used regionally, but #وخی is clearer for Wakhi)