A poem of Agyeya
... on his birthday.
See how beautifully he used words to create the magic. No predefined structure is followed, but still so rhythmic! Why did people call his writings akavita?
Tuesday, March 07, 2006
See how beautifully he used words to create the magic. No predefined structure is followed, but still so rhythmic! Why did people call his writings akavita?
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सच मे,लोग इतने अच्छे कवि के लिये ऐसा कैसे कह् सकते हैं।
i saw your thesis in the A block library a couple of days ago..:)
@Mishraji: kuchh to log kahenge, logo ka kaam hai kehna!
@Kate: Wow! So it's there finally! I hope they have put the "right" version there. I had submitted three different (cosmetically) versions!
Amit, why did you make three versions of the thesis?
@Vivek: majboori mein! kuchh durghatna ho gayi thi.
Happy Holi! :)
Amit, why don't you post the meanings also?
No updates from a long time? :((
Update! Update! :)
I agree with Shanta. Please post translations. That way we can also learn to appreciate Hindi/Urdu poetry.
@Shanta and Samudrika: As I have already pointed out many times in this blog itself, one can not translate feelings. And on the top of that, I am so poor that I can not even translate words. So why should one see something beautiful through my eyes?
How can I put down in words how a rose smells like!
@Vivek: Trying to come back soon!
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