Paash on the Death of Dreams ― Sab Ton Khatarnak

Lately, I’ve been paying attention to how behavioral patterns settle, how the mind begins to operate in a loop. How emotional responses reduce without notice. How disengagement becomes a baseline.

Some writings manage to articulate these conditions with unusual clarity. Paash’s Sab Ton Khatarnak is one of them. It describes the shift from resistance to resignation, from awareness to routine behavior.

Sab Ton Khatarnak feels like a psychological marker. It outlines the moment when the system keeps running, but something vital goes offline.

Here’s an excerpt from the poem:

Sabh To Khatarnak by Paash:

Kirat di lutt sab ton khatarnak nahi hundi
Police di kutt sab ton khatarnak nahi hundi
Gaddari lobh di mutth sabh ton khatarnak nahi hundi

Baithe sutteyan phadde jaana – bura taa hai
Daru jihi chupp vich mare jaana – bura taa hai
Sab ton khatarnak nahi hunda

Kapat de shor vich
sahi hundiyan vi dabb jaana – bura taa hai
Kise jugnu di lo vich padhan lag jaana – bura taa hai
Kachichi vatt ke bas waqt kaddh jaana – bura taa hai
Sabh ton khatarnak nahi hunda

Sab ton khatarnak hunda hai
Murda shanti naal bhar jaana
Na hona tadap da, sab kuj sehan kar jaana
Gharan to nikalna kamm te
Te kamm to ghar jana
Sab ton khatarnak hunda hai
Saade supneya da mar jaana