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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…
Hindi Translation of Why Literature by Mario Vargas Llosa
Peru (पेरू) के प्रख्यात लेखक मारिओ वर्गास लोसा (Mario Vargas Llosa) एक महत्वपूर्ण लैटिन अमेरिकी…
Hindi Poetic Translation of Stray Birds
रवीन्द्र नाथ टैगोर (R.N. Tagore) की सूक्ति कविताओं की पुस्तक स्ट्रे-बर्ड्स (Stray Birds) का हिन्दी…
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…
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,” is a poem that challenges…
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Khumman Raso (9th century?)
Khumman Raso is an epic poem from the 9th century, attributed to the poet Dalpat…
शैलबाला शतक: नयनों के नीर से लिखी पाती
शैलबाला शतक देवी भगवती पराम्बा की स्तुति का अप्रतिम काव्य है। भोजपुरी भाषा की अद्भुत…
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…
Hindi Translation of Why Literature by Mario Vargas Llosa
Peru (पेरू) के प्रख्यात लेखक मारिओ वर्गास लोसा (Mario Vargas Llosa) एक महत्वपूर्ण लैटिन अमेरिकी…
Prithviraj Raso: The greatest Epic in Hindi
Prithviraj Raso is a glory-singing epic, consisting the description of the bravery, love, marriage and…
The Collar: George Herbert
The collar is a much typical and well known poem from 'The Temple' by George…