"From his pen come metaphors and similes that bloom into the beauty of their fullness. Like noble trees, whose roots have produced much fruit throughout the cycle of their time and place and as such, have evolved and present themselves with the truth of their essence, Dr. Khan reveals in the Orchard of Raining Petals poetry that is inspired by those inhabitants whose gentle warmth and welcoming ways belie the harsh environment in which they live; and, where he lived amongst them for a time. With his poignant pen, Dr. Khan honors the valley people and shines a light on their beauty, their gentle ways, the depth of the quality of their character and their hospitable and noble ways." ~Jackie Davis Allen

Contemporary poetry par excellence, each word crowns an underlying boom of reality, spread around a little above half a year of autobiographical account, dated and versified, waving a magician's wand in the end and leaving everyone spellbound.

"The Voices" is a collection of poems. Written in free verse, at times neo-classical, and going on to modern, some writings are descriptive. Augmented reality in the perspective of deeply embedded symbolism of romance and metaphysics is juxtaposed. The theme is profound love, peace, and harmony. The imagery, metaphor, and symbols, draw from the eastern tradition of poetics. The aim is to bridge from this tradition to the modern, and also to provide a glimpse of the oriental thought to the reader. Born in Wana, South Waziristan, Pakistan, the author is in civil service of Pakistan. The author lives in Peshawar, Pakistan.

An existential despair with romantic mysticism, a collection of contemporary verse rooted in tradition and aspiring aesthetic beauty, it flows like a river and is silent like a pond splashing indelible impressions on the mind's canvas. A Forgotten Song is sagacious with realism and draws inspiration from common human dolours.