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Ankahe Alfaaz🥀

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Parts 8

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ankahealfaaz chhuke hindi hindishayari honth hoth jabse poem poetry shayari shayri अनकहेअल्फाज़ कविता छूके जबसे हिंदीशायरी होंठ

Maana ki main love-shav pe likhta hu par ye bata du ki naa toh main love mein hu aur na hi mujhe love hai bas mujhe achcha lagta hai toh likhata hu bas, har line ko mujhse jodne ki koshish na kare DHANYAWAD!!!All Rights Reserved

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Short And Sweet Hindi Poems by radhikapathak21

''Poetry comes from the highest happiness or the deepest sorrow''

Shayari On Love by carfeen

#1 in forallages #1 in wattpadforpoetry #2 in shayari Dil ki siyaahi mei jazbaaton ke qalam ko duboya hai, Tab jaake apni mohabbat ko ek ek sher mei puroya hai. Cover credit @lex3porter

Do Pal Sukoon Ke by cchinu

Roz ki bhaaga daudi me likhe gaye shabd

आमा by SaimonPankaj

जिन्दगीमा हिंड्न सिकायो तिमिले भिडन सिकायो तिमिले आमा जिवनमा लडि लडि हिडन सिकायो तिमिले

Apni Duniya , Apni Shayri by Un_coeur_fidele

"Apni Duniya, Apni Shayri" is a collection of thoughts, feelings, and moments that we all go through but can't always express. It's about life, love, pain, and dreams-everything we experience in our own way. This book is meant to make you feel understood, to remind you that you're not alone. It's not just words; it's a little piece of support for anyone who needs it. Read, reflect, and know that you are seen.

Main Shayar Toh Nahi: A Hindi Poetry by Wanderlust_Lavanya

Dedication: @QueenOfSoftness "Main Shayar Toh Nahi" is a captivating collection of Hindi poetry that explores the nuances of human emotions and experiences. Through its evocative verses, the book delves into themes of love, longing, and introspection, presenting a blend of lyrical beauty and profound insight. Each poem reflects a delicate balance between personal reflection and universal truths, crafted with an elegant simplicity that resonates deeply with readers . Whether you're a connoisseur of poetry or a casual reader, this collection offers a heartfelt journey through the subtle art of expression, proving that even those who do not consider themselves poets have a unique and poignant voice.

RASHMIRATHI by fragrance-aryan123

Rashmirathi (Rashmi: Light (rays) Rathi: One who is riding the chariot (not the charioteer)) of light is a Hindi epic written in 1952, by the Hindi poet Ramdhari Singh 'Dinkar'. The epic poem narrates the story of Karna who is regarded as one of main protagonist of the Hindu epic- Mahabharata. It is the most appreciated work of Dinkar, who is considered the Rashtrakavi or "the national poet of India". Photo cover credit- "Mrityunjaya" Originally published- 1952 Language - Hindi Author- Ramdhari Singh "Dinkar" Source - Internet Collected by- Fragrance Aryan *** Karna was the first-born of Kunti, whom she had abandoned at birth as he was conceived before her marriage. Karna was born due to a boon by the Surya Dev (The Sun God). Karna grew up in family of charioteers, and struggled rising from the low charioteer to become the world conqueror and the hero of Mahabharata. In the Mahabharata War, Karna was obliged to fight from the side of Duryodhana who recognized his merits. Duryodhana made him a king and accepted him as a close friend. Karna fighting from Kaurava's side was a great worry for Pandavas as he was reputed to be unconquerable in war. The way Dinkar has presented the story of Karna with all hues of human emotions trapped in moral dilemmas is simply marvelous. The rhythm and meter are lilting. Choice of words and purity of language is exhilarating. On the eve of Mahabharata War, Kunti went to Karna and requested him to defuse the war by leaving Duryodhana and coming over to Pandava's side as he was her first born and it was only appropriate for him to fight from the side of Pandavass. A part of Karna's reply in words of Ramdhari Singh 'Dinkar' is given below. Karna says that even as he foresees a defeat for Kauravas, he must fight from the side of Duryodhana. He says that the war is quite pointless yet it is a destiny that has to be fulfilled.

Sher Arz Hai by maanvir

Adna si shayar hoon Kabhi gham me Kabhi khushi me Shayri karti hoon Kuch zyada ilm nahi Mujhe is fan ka magar Bas jo dil me aya Wahi likh deti hoon

वार पर वार by Sarita_Magazine

नमिता एक हंसमुख और खुशमिजाज लड़की थी. उस के चेहरे की मासूमियत किसी का भी मन मोह लेती थी.

तसव्वुर (Urdu Poetry) by _aria__writes

किस गुल से हुस्न टपकता है किस खुश्ब की रवानी रहती है तेरे नर्म होंठो की अरक हर गुलशन की कहानी कहती है ........ (जब सहबा ए कुहन....) और जबसे सुना है उनके खयालात हमारी कब्र को लेकर जनाब! हमें तो अब मरने से भी मोहब्बत हो गई ...... (मोहब्बत हो गई...) इस्तिहारा करूं, इस्तिखारा करूं तू फिर मिले तो मैं इश्क दोबारा करूं ...... (तू फिर मिले...) फिर अंधेरों में नए शफ़क की तलाश है फिर नया दिन नए सफर की तलाश है ...... (तलाश है....) . इश्क़ मेरा हिकायत-ए-मग़्मूम तो नहीं? मेरी जां हमारा इश्क़ कोई जुल्म तो नहीं? ....... (इश्क़ मेरा....) "अगर तुम हमसे आश्ना हो, तो फिर ठीक है 'गर नहीं तो फिर कुछ नहीं हमारा तो तआ'रुफ़ ही तुमसे है अगर तुम नहीं तो फिर कुछ नहीं" ..........( तो फिर कुछ नहीं....) . . . . . . For more interesting poetries you can continue reading this book till the end. Yeah I know some of poetries from this book is not that good but don't worry move forward because I'm damn sure you'll surely the next one because sometimes my mind doesn't know how to put actual words and that's how I end up with anything similar and sometimes it doesn't get along. For that please

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Apni Duniya , Apni Shayri cover

Main Shayar Toh Nahi: A Hindi Poetry cover

RASHMIRATHI cover

Sher Arz Hai cover

वार पर वार cover

तसव्वुर (Urdu Poetry) cover

Short And Sweet Hindi Poems

''Poetry comes from the highest happiness or the deepest sorrow''