Dr Wazir Agha (1922-2009) is a well-known critic, poet and light essayist. There are over fifty books on these genres, to his credit. He edited a legendary literary magazine, Awraq, for many decades. In this article, the author has remembered him, through his personal reflections. Unpublished letters of Dr Wazir Agha, addressed to the author, have been produced in this article. They not only express his sentiments towards his addressee but also, reflect his literary ideas regarding modern peotry. Some questions raised by the author are also answered by the literary genius. Issues requiring explanations have been expounded on, in the footnotes.