Suraj ke Saaye

We all see the sun every day.
For most people, it is just light in the sky.
But sometimes, a poet sees something else in it.
"Shadows of the Sun - Suraj Ke Saaye" was written when I was in 11th grade. I was sitting in a mathematics class, quietly looking out of the window. The sun was setting slowly, painting the world with a golden silence. In that moment, the sunlight felt different - not just bright, but meaningful.
That small moment became a poem.
This piece is one of my most personal writings, and it holds a special place in my heart. It reflects how a simple thing like the sun can feel completely different when seen through a poet's eyes.
Sometimes light creates shadows, and sometimes those shadows tell their own story.