ððĻð§ð ðŦðððŪðĨðððĒðĻð§ðŽ ð ðĻð§ ðð§ðððŦð§ðððĒðĻð§ððĨ ððĻðððŦðē ðððē (ðððððð ) ððĻ ððĨðĨ ððĄð ðĐðĻðððŽ ðĒð§ ððĄð ð°ðĻðŦðĨð. ð ðĄððŊð ððŪððĄðĻðŦðð ððĄðŦðð ðĐðĻðððŦðē ððĻðĻðĪðŽ, ððððð§ ðð ððĻðŊð, ððð§ðððŊ: ððĄðĒðŊð'ðŽ ððð§ðð ðð ð ðŪðŦðē, ððĻðē ðð§ð ðð§ð§ðĒðĄðĒðĨðððĒðĻð§, ðð§ðððŦðēðððŦð (ð ððĻðŪðŦð§ððē ððĒððĄðĒð§). ððĻðððŦðē ðĒðŽ ðð§ ððąðĐðŦððŽðŽðĒðĻð§ ðĻð ðĐðĻðð'ðŽ ððððĨðĒð§ð ðŽ ððĻð°ððŦððŽ ððĄð ðŽðĻððĒððĨ, ðððĻð§ðĻðĶðĒð ðð§ð ðĐðĻðĨðĒððĒðððĨ ðŽðĒððŪðððĒðĻð§ðŽ ððŦðĻðŪð§ð ððĄððĶ.• ððŦðĻð. ððððĨððĶ ðððĄððĢðð§ ððĒð§ð ðĄ • ððððð ðð ðððð, ðð: ðððððð ððððððð ððððððððð ðððððð ðð ððððððð ð. ððððð, (ððððð: ððððððð ððððð ðð ððððð) 'ððððð§ ðð ððĻðŊð' ððē ððððĨððĶ ðððĄððĢðð§ ððĒð§ð ðĄ
ððĻð§ð ðŦðððŪðĨðððĒðĻð§ðŽ ð ðĻð§ ðð§ðððŦð§ðððĒðĻð§ððĨ ððĻðððŦðē ðððē (ðððððð
) ððĻ ððĨðĨ ððĄð ðĐðĻðððŽ ðĒð§ ððĄð ð°ðĻðŦðĨð. ð ðĄððŊð ððŪððĄðĻðŦðð ððĄðŦðð ðĐðĻðððŦðē ððĻðĻðĪðŽ, ððððð§ ðð ððĻðŊð, ððð§ðððŊ: ððĄðĒðŊð'ðŽ ððð§ðð ðð ð
ðŪðŦðē, ððĻðē ðð§ð ðð§ð§ðĒðĄðĒðĨðððĒðĻð§, ðð§ðððŦðēðððŦð (ð ððĻðŪðŦð§ððē ððĒððĄðĒð§). ððĻðððŦðē ðĒðŽ ðð§ ððąðĐðŦððŽðŽðĒðĻð§ ðĻð ðĐðĻðð'ðŽ ððððĨðĒð§ð ðŽ ððĻð°ððŦððŽ ððĄð ðŽðĻððĒððĨ, ðððĻð§ðĻðĶðĒð ðð§ð ðĐðĻðĨðĒððĒðððĨ ðŽðĒððŪðððĒðĻð§ðŽ ððŦðĻðŪð§ð ððĄððĶ.
• ððŦðĻð. ððððĨððĶ ðððĄððĢðð§ ððĒð§ð ðĄ •
ððððð ðð
ðððð,
ðð: ðððððð ððððððð ððððð
ðððð ðððððð ðð ððððððð ð. ððððð, (ððððð: ððððððð ððððð ðð
ððððð)
'ððððð§ ðð ððĻðŊð' ððē ððððĨððĶ ðððĄððĢðð§ ððĒð§ð ðĄ is a poetic expression of a unique personality, bringing to fore the sensitivity, pain and passion of a rebel crusader author. This book attempts to decondition a conditioned society. What may be a belief may just be an obsession? It transcends deep into mysticism and truism, that goes hand in hand in ððŽðŪðŠð· ððŊ ððļðŋðŪ.
While the poems of Elliot, Tagore, Wordsworth, Octavio Paz, Pablo Neruda, Larkins or Sitakant Mahapatra, on one hand are bound by a coherent vision of man and the universe, ðĐâŊâŊððķð'ð poems stand against the onslaught on mankind in any form. ðĐâŊâŊððķð'ð poems are deciphered from an enigma that becomes a recurrent attitude which is identified with the cosmos.
ðĐâŊâŊððķð'ð poetry repudiates a trivial destiny. ððŽðŪðŠð· ððŊ ððļðŋðŪ, "makes a journey into the spiritual world, in search of light beyond the physical being," says the sublime, revolutionary poetess. She expresses profound, passionate and immense feelings in shunning intolerance divisiveness and hatred. She aggressively defies a rotten systemic order, clamouring for a new one. This book is a subtle pellucid of beauty, stylistic and has immense appeal for readers with conciuosness towards fellow human beings.
ðĐâŊâŊððķð âģðķð―ðķðŋðķð ðŪðūðâð― is dedicated to the causes of humanism and women's empowerment, for which she has steadfastly dedicated three decades.
ððŪðŪðĩðŠðķ ðąðŠðž ððŪððēðŽðŠð―ðŪð ððŽðŪðŠð· ððŊ ððļðŋðŪ ð―ðļ "ððŠðģððŠ ððŪðŋðē ðŠð·ð ððŠðžððŠð·ð― ðĄðŠðē ðģðŪðŪ, ðķð ðđðŠðŧðŪð·ð―ðž, ðŠðž ðžð―ðŠðŧðž ððŠð―ðŽðąðēð·ð° ðŊðŧðļðķ ðŠðŦðļðŋðŪ ðŠð·ð ðķð ððļð·ððŪðŧðŊðūðĩ ðžðļð·: ðĻðūðŋðŧðŠðģ ðĒðēðððąðŠðŧð―ðąðŠ ðĒðēð·ð°ðą".
☆ ððððĨððĶ ðððĄððĢðð§ ððĒð§ð ðĄ ðĒðŽ ðð§ ððððððĶðĒððĒðð§, ðŽðð§ðĒðĻðŦ ðŽðĻðĨðĒððĒððĻðŦ ððĻðŦ ðŽðĻððĒððĨ ðĢðŪðŽððĒðð & ðĄðŪðĶðð§ ðŦðĒð ðĄððŽ ðĐðŦðĻðððððĒðĻð§ (ðĐðŦðĻ-ððĻð§ðĻ). ððĄð'ðŽ ð ðĶðŪðĨððĒ-ððððððð ðĐððŦðŽðĻð§ððĨðĒððē. ð ðŽðĒð ð§ðððŪðŦð ðĨðĒð§ð ðð ððĻðĻðŦðððŦðŽðĄðð§ ððð°ðŽ, ðŽðĄð'ðŽ ðððð§ ð ððŦðĻðððŽðŽðĻðŦ ðĻð ððĒðŽððĻðŦðē ðð ðð§ðĒðŊððŦðŽðĒððē ðĻð ðððĨðĄðĒ. ðððŦ ððĻðĨðŪðĶð§ðŽ ððŦð ð ðŊðð§ð ðŪððŦð ðŊðĻðĒðð, ðð ððĒð§ðŽð ð ððĒðĨððĐðĒððððð ðŽðēðŽðððĶ, ððĄðð ððð§ðĒððŽ ð°ðĻðĶðð§ ððĄððĒðŦ ðŦðĒð ðĄðððŪðĨ ðĐðĨððð ðĒð§ ðŽðĻððĒðððē. ððĄð'ðŽ ððĶðĻð§ð ðŽð ððĄð ððĒðŦðŽð ðððððĄ ðĻð ðēðĻðŪð§ð ðĨðððĒððŽ ððĻ ðð§ðððŦ ððĄð ðĐðĻðŦðððĨ'ðŽ ðĻð ðð. ððððĐðĄðð§'ðŽ ððĻðĨðĨðð ð, ð ðĶððĨð ðððŽððĒðĻð§ ððĒðĨðĨ ððĄðð§.
• ððļðŪðķðž ðŦð ððŪðŪðĩðŠðķ ððŠðąðŠðģðŠð· ðĒðēð·ð°ðą •
It's all about zest in life and approaching the situations, i.e. life in general, with excitement, energy and not approaching tasks half heartedly. Enjoy and have wonderful days ahead!
ðūðīð·ð°ðđðŪð° ð°ðđðŊðð―ð°ðū
(ðšðððð ðšð ð·ððð)
ðđððððð ðļðððððð ðūðððð
Silence endures an agonized moment's cry
Sorrow exploits dumb silence's willing trust
Quiet patience befriends time's eternal chains
A darkening vigil
Guards the morrow now
Barbed memory stings
Still drawing blood
From prying eyes
To shield the singing flood
As faltering smile attempts to cheat the world
Tortured limbs embrace
Fatigue a moment
Steps aside
Another smile gestures
To stem the tide
In passing callous time looks back
An indifferent glance
Yet something holds it still
Perhaps perhaps
It hears an anguished call
• Shambhu Yadav, a poet-philospher writes a poem for Neelam Mahajan Singh in response to 'Silence Endures':-
āĪāĪŪ्āΰ āĪी āĪāĪ āĪिāĪēāĪđāΰी
āĪŽैāĪ ी āĪŪेāΰे āĪ
ंāĪĪāΰ्āĪŪāĪĻ āĪे āĪĄाāĪē āĪŠāΰ
āĪŪंāĪļूāĪŽों āĪो āĪुāĪĪāΰ āĪुāĪĪāΰ
āĪिāΰा āΰāĪđी
āĪŪेāΰे āĪंāĪāĪĻ āĪी
āĪķाāĪŪ āĪŪें।
āĪŊे āĪĨāĪा āĪूāĪŽāĪļूāΰāĪĪ āĪŽāĪĶāĪĻ
āĪĨāĪी, āĪļāĪāĪ āĪđैं āĪŊाāĪĶें
āĪŦिāΰ āĪी āĪ
āĪŠāΰाāĪिāĪĪा āĪļी
āĪ
āĪŠāĪĻे āĪāΰ āĪे āĪĩीāĪĨिāĪा āĪŪें
āĪŽāĪĒ़ी āĪा āΰāĪđी āĪđूं।
- ð āĪķंāĪू āĪŊाāĪĶāĪĩ ð-
• ð°ððððððð ððð ðððð ðððððððð •
He doesn't see
Nor does he hear
Caught in the depths of his throat
His voice can't be heard
He stammers for all practical purposes
He looks a complete man
But could it be possible
That he's just a stone?
It appears men have
Turned into etchings
On the wall
I feel suffocated
Where man is stoned
Come, please do come
See the blind faith
Some men do manage to make
A God even out of a stone
The turbulent clouds portend
Another torrential monsoon
The stone work is already weak
The dam is sure to burst this time
Come, come let's choose
from the handful crowd
Of mute, faceless bystanders
And desecrate them
A place of stones ...
ðĢðŠð·ððŠðŋ: ðĒðąðēðŋðŠ'ðž ððŠð·ðŽðŪ ððŊ ððūðŧð
ðð: ððŪðŪðđðŠðī ððēðžðąðŧðŠ, ðððĒ
ððŪðŪðĩðŠðķ ððŠðąðŠðģðŠð· ðĒðēð·ð°ðą
• ðī ð―ðððððð ðŋð ððð ðīð ðððð ðððð •
ðð: ðđððððð ðļðððððð ðūðððð
My night is awake
Someone has broken the rays
Why do dreams come in sleep
Why stars are left waiting outside
It is your memory which
Sewed up the wounds of love
Today I have pulled out the stitches
And give you back the thread
How painful it is!
From the holy book of my love
I have torn out a page
A caravan of flowers
Passes through a desert
I have resolved to win back
The faith that was once lost
My night is awake
However distant you may be!
(ðšðððð ðšð ð·ððð)
ðððŊðĒðð° ððē ððŪðŽððĒðð ð. ððĻðĄðð§,
(ððŪðð ð; ððĄð ððŪðĐðŦððĶð ððĻðŪðŦð ðĻð ðð§ððĒð)
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