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Valentine’s Day: A Quiet Conversation of the Heart
There are days that come with fanfare—festivals that drum in the air, celebrations that burst like fireworks. And then there…
शैलबाला शतक: नयनों के नीर से लिखी पाती
शैलबाला शतक देवी भगवती पराम्बा की स्तुति का अप्रतिम काव्य है। भोजपुरी भाषा की अद्भुत…
The Collar: George Herbert
The collar is a much typical and well known poem from 'The Temple' by George…
Kabir Das (1398-1518)
Kabir Das is the foreseer poet of middle age Hindi Literature. He is not only…
Padmavat (1540)
Malik Muhammad Jayasi was a sufi poet. The Islamic mysticism is called 'Sufism' and mystics…
A Double Delight of Devotion: Kartik Purnima & Guru Nanak Jayanti
Purity, Service, and Triumph: How Kartik Purnima Unites Dev Deepawali and Guru Nanak Jayanti.
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My Mistress’ Eyes are Nothing Like the Sun- Shakespeare
William Shakespeare’s Sonnet 130, also known as “My mistress’ eyes are nothing like the sun,”…
Vidyapati: The Poet
Vidyapati is newly incarnated ‘Jayadev’ that echoed the culture, art and philosophy of Mithila. In…
Hindi Translation of ‘Virtue’, a poem by George Herbert
Original Text of 'Virtue': George Herbert SWEET day, so cool, so calm, so bright!The bridal…
शैलबाला शतक: नयनों के नीर से लिखी पाती
शैलबाला शतक देवी भगवती पराम्बा की स्तुति का अप्रतिम काव्य है। भोजपुरी भाषा की अद्भुत…
Padmavat (1540)
Malik Muhammad Jayasi was a sufi poet. The Islamic mysticism is called 'Sufism' and mystics…
Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?- William Shakespeare
Sonnet No. 18 by William Shakespeare Sonnet 18 is often praised for its theme of…
Chand Bardai: First Great Poet in Hindi
The first page of Hindi Literature starts from seventeenth century, but this page is compacked with the…