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Showing posts with label my daughter's writtings. Show all posts

Sunday, January 25, 2026

My daughter reciting her poem at JNU Campus.

The ad  that was……
Onwards to Academic Council meeting, join a cultural evening today, 9th May, the 12th day of hunger strike:
* 5 p.m. - Cultural performance by JASAM. 
Poetry recitation: Manglesh Dabral, Asad Zaidi, Manmohan, Ibbar Rabbi, Devi Prasad, Shubha, Nityanand Gayan, Vipin Chowdhary, Ranjeet Verma, Sapna Chamadia, Saurabh Bajpai, Krishna Kant, Panini Anand, Mrityunjay.
My daughter reciting her poem

Friday, June 24, 2016

Poems ilove to readm,My daughter, My grand daughter

 I love to read my daughter’s poems
Her poem in hindi 

चन्द्रो  
(स्तन कैंसर से जूझती महिलाओं को समर्पित)

चन्द्रो, यानी फलाने की बहु और
धिम्काने की पत्नी
पहली बार तुम्हें चाचा के हाथ में पकड़ी एक तस्वीर में देखा
गर्दन की सुराही पर चमेली के फूल सी तुम्हारी सूरत

फिर देखी
श्रम के मजबूत सांचे में ढली तुम्हारी तंदरुस्त आकृति
कुए से पानी लाती
खेत में बाड़ी चुगती
तीस किलों की भरोटी को सिर पर धरे
ढोर-ढगर के लिए सुबह-शाम हारे में चाट रांधने में जुटी 
किसी भी लोच से तत्काल इंकार करती तुम्हारी देह
इसी खूबसूरती ने तुम्हें अकारण ही गांव की दिलफैंक बहु बनाया
फाग में अपने जवान देवरों को उचक-उचक कोरड़े मारती
तो गाँव की बूढ़ी चौपाल हरी हो लहलहा जाती
गांव के पुरुष स्वांग सा मीठा आनंद लेते
और स्त्रियाँ पल्लू मुहँ में दबा भौचक हो तुम्हारी चपलता देखती
                                                                       

अफवाओं के पंख कुछ जायदा ही चौड़े हुआ करते हैं
अफवाहें तुम्हे देख
आहें भर बार- बार दोहराती
फलाने की दिलफेंक बहु
धिम्काने की दिलफेंक स्त्री

इस बार युवा अफवाह कुछ जायदा ही बुरा बोली
कि तुम्हारा एक स्तन
कैंसर का अजगर निगल गया
तुम लौटी डॉक्टर की हजारों सलाहों के साथ
शहर से गाँव 
उसी पहले से रूप में उसी ताप में


इस काली खबर से गाँव के पुरूषों पर क्या बीती
यह तो ठीक-ठीक मालूम नहीं
निसंदेह उनके भीतर एक सुखा पोखर तो आकार ले ही गया होगा
महिलाओं ने हमेशा की तरह फुसफुसाहट से काम लिया था

चन्द्रो हारी-बीमारी में भी
तुम अपने कामचोर पति के हिस्से की मेहनत कर
डटी रही हर चौमासे की सीली रातों में
अपने दोनो बच्चों को छाती से सटाए

निकल आती हो आज भी  
रात को टोर्च ले कर
आठ एकड़ खेतों की रखवाली के लिए 
My granddaughter looks so sweet and full of wonder, perched high on the stairs like she's watching over the whole house! Every step is a new adventure in her eyes, a quiet little sentinel patiently waiting for the next chapter of our day to begin. My heart just melts seeing her there. XOXO
अमावस्या के लकडबग्घे जैसे जंगली अँधेरे में 

my daughter


Besides I love to read  T.S.Eliot  his poem


  Preludes 


                     I
The winter evening settles down
With smell of steaks in passageways.Six o'clock.The burnt-out ends of smoky days
The grimy scraps
Of withered leaves about your feet
And newspapers from vacant lots;
On broken blinds and chimney-pots,
And at the corner of the street
A lonely cab-horse steams and stamps.

And now a gusty shower wraps
The showers beat
And then the lighting of the lamps.

xoxo

Wednesday, July 1, 2015

My daughter's poems,Quote, cloudy days


I like to tell the truth as I see it. That's why literature is so important. We cannot possibly leave it to history as a discipline nor to sociology nor science nor economics to tell the story of our people. It's not a ladder we are climbing, it's literature we're producing, and there will always be someone to read it. .............Nikki_Giovanni

visit to Jind 
We were at Jind to visit my sister’s family. We stayed there for 3 days
All days there were welcomed us with dawned   grey, drizzling and cloudy, these days they give me a headache and makes me cranky.
girls in front of tv in Jind

Clods



I like rainy days, but not today there is only black clouds have dropped four drops for littering more than they already are and also have to go carrying umbrella in case it rains and then not fall or drop and umbrella you leave it at the first cafe you walk these days do not like anything.
But that there is no other rain drops!
I like cloudy days??


xoxo

xoxo

Sunday, May 10, 2015

E Bronete the real SAINT

Vipin Choudhry 
May issue
It's Vipin Choudhry’s  Reading Week she always made complaint that I am not devoting time reading her writings especially she used to recite poems in front of me repeatedly even on her cell phone and asked to edit them any how this week    I've chosen something a little different from her different modes of writtings……….   As for  the poems she's best known for, Vipin Choudhry also writes (in her own words in hindi)  several  biographies, and translates, including a book on Emily Brontё(under publication). Actually, she used to extract some part of the book she translates and got it published in the prominent Hindi Magazine  aha-zindagi . Vipin  wrote on Emily's  and on her work. Interestingly, as the biography of Maya Anglou she translated is  around 200pp long, her biography of Emily is also just under 250pp. It seems to have been the natural length of her work, the length she was comfortable with. She wrote a book titled  “main roz udit hoti huan” in hindi on Maya Angelou. Prior to it she  wrote an article on her life in  aha-zindagi.Click lallowing links for her work on Maya Maya Angelou.
 Recently her article on Emily's lif I published in May 2015.
The method employed in the following pages is of analysis rather than synthesis, through which it is hoped to promote some fresh thoughts on the subject. The following essay is planned to reconstruct Emily Brontё's life story exclusively from documents concurrent with the events. 


I usually read the writings of her sister Charlotte Brontё  and she has been the main source for information about her sister. As I recollect my reading on the family of  Emily ……….from the morning when Branwell appeared in his sister’s room with a box of wooden soldiers & they each chose one, "Emily's was a grave-looking fellow, and we called him 'Gravey'." to weave stories around; to her nervous inquiries to friends as to how Emily behaved in company. Charlotte took the lead in everything from the decision for herself & Emily to go to Brussels to study to the publication of their poetry & novels. Charlotte's poignant letters to W S Williams (reader for her publisher, George Smith) chart the inexorable course of Emily's last illness, "She is a real stoic in illness: she neither seeks nor will accept sympathy. To put any questions, to offer any aid, is to annoy...You must look on and see her do what she is obviously unfit to do, and not dare say a word..." Charlotte wrote the Prefaces & Biographical Notices that set the tone for both Emily &her younger sis Anne's reputations.
 Goggling the  original documents, especially the few letters & diary papers written by Emily, a different picture emerges. Emily certainly didn't enjoy being away from home. Her brief periods at school & as a teacher, ended with a return to Haworth. Spark sees this not as defeat but as Emily creating the conditions she needed to work as she wished. She approved of the scheme to start up a school with her sisters only until she received a legacy from her aunt that meant she didn't need to work. The diary papers Emily wrote on her birthday (to be put away & opened several years later with Anne) are the most important documents we have in discovering what was in Emily's mind. They are full of snippets of information about her daily activities, her pets, what the family are doing as well as plans for the future. They're written in almost a stream of consciousness with little concern for spelling or punctuation,
Aunt has come into the kitchen just now and said Where are your feet Ann Anne answered On the floor Aunt. Papa opened the parlour door and gave Branwell a letter saying Here Branwell read this and show it to your Aunt and Charlotte. The Gondals are discovering the interior of Gaaldine. Sally Mosley is washing in the back kitchen. November 1834
  
It's a snippet of life in the Brontё kitchen with a bit of news about the Gondals (the imaginary people that Emily & Anne wrote a long-running saga about) dropped into the middle. A later diary paper, written in 1845, is full of family news & the tone is of contentment with her lot,
As Vipin searched ….searched and ……….searched   an found that ……Emily as the happiest of the sisters until the last period of her life. She had a real vision of herself as a writer & was able to create a life for herself at Haworth that allowed her time to write.Vipin  believes Emily was a natural celibate. She needed no relationships outside her own family & these completely contented her. She was single-minded about her work & allowed herself no distractions. Her idea of love was a universalised one which may have been unrealistic but which led to the universal declarations of love in Wuthering Heights. Catherine's cry, "I am Heathcliff" is an example of this.

Vipin  sees Emily Brontё as a writer who fulfilled her promise as far as she could. Maybe her mind became unbalanced in her last months &, when she realized that she could not control the tuberculosis that was killing her, she gave in to it. I found this a refreshing way to look at Emily Brontё's life. Vipin  brings a novelist's imagination to trying to understand a woman whose posthumous reputation has overtaken the real life she lived.
 For rest peek into  aha-zindagi.
xo

Monday, May 12, 2014

Writers

I was feeling very exhausted after attending the book ( on Maya angle)
 launching function of my daughter at

Gandhi Shanti Pratisthan , the the bell rang I hurried toward the main gate of my house , iit was postman with yellow big envelop in his hand. I signed for the speed post and curiously opened it up. it was "pustak varta"
My daughter interviewed  rajendra_yadav   the “stalwart of Literature in India” about his writing moods before his heavenly abode  acquaint with him   here,, HERE
 
 
  xoxo

Tuesday, November 6, 2012

बेटी की कवितायें,एवम्‌ कुछ क्रोशिया



कापुरुष 
पुरुष लंबे समय तक अपने कापुरुत्व को छिपाये रखने में कामयाब रहे........... 


बिटिया 
लंबित स्टूल कवर कम्पलीट हो गया है...
शब्बा खैर!

Tuesday, June 12, 2012

बेटी की कविता

बेटी की कवितायें पढ़ रही थी एडिट कर रही थी गल्तियाँ बहुत करती है...
यह कविता पढ़ कर बहुत अच्छा लगा ...जब मन छोटी थी मेरी शादी हो गई थी मैंने दसवीं के बाद उआनी शादी के बाद कोलेज में हिसार पढाई जारी रक्खी और ग्यारवीं के बाद मेरी बेटी पैदा हो गई. मेरे माँ और अमेरे बहनभाई  गाँव रहते थे सो मम्मी ने मेरी बेटी को अपने पास रखा और मैंने पढाई जारी रक्खी  ...मेरे घर (गाँव के घर) के पीछे कुम्हारों का घर था उस कुम्हार का नाम मंगलू था बेटी ने उस समय की अपनी सच्च  बातों को  कविता में ढाला ...मैंने बेटी की कई कवितायें देखी हैं जो किसी किसी वाकये से जोडी हैं ...इस कविता को पढ़ मैं पुरानी यादों में खो गई ...



कविता प्रस्तुत है .....

एक प्रश्न के जवाब में

कितनी जल्दी बूढ़े हो जाते हैं
हमारे चहेते काका- दादा लोग  
रोज़ नई अडंगी डालने वाले 
कमीज़ में सुराख़ करने वाले
नई रबर पेंसिल चोरी करने वाले 
टिफ़िन बॉक्स से लज़ीज़ खाना गड़प करने वाले
दोस्त तो सदा कड़क जवान बने रहते हैं 
मंगलू काका
जो रोज़ इक नई कहानी को ज़मीन  पर उतारा करते 
कांसी की थाली में परोसी बाजरे की खिचड़ी को
इतनी देर तक फेंटते
कि  खिचड़ी की सफेदी खुद शर्माने लगती
कभी- कभी लगता कि  काकी के चूल्हे ने अधपकी खिचड़ी पकाई है
बाकी का कमाल तो काका की ऊंगलियों ने किया है 
काका देर रात गए घड़े बनाते और
मैं उकडू बैठ उनकी  उँगलियों का जादू बिना पलक झपकाए देखा करती
चाक पर मिटटी के  लौंदे से सुराही बनाते काका
जादूगर के सगे भाई  दिखाई देते 
अपने उस चुलबुले दौर में
घर वाले सिपाही के नाती लगते  
और काका फरिश्तों  के   दूत 
घर वालों की टोली में से एक बाशिंदा
मुझे ढूँढने काका के दलान में धमकता  
काका गिरते भागते
अँधेरे को  टटोलते मुझे
कहीं गुल कर दिया करते
काका की चेचक के निशान से लदे दागिले काले चेहरे पर
आँखों की बजाये दो काले गड्ढे थे 
जिन पर मैं अपनी नन्ही उंगलियां
कुछ इस अनुमान से फेरती कि
किसी तरह दिख जाए काका को मेरा नन्हा चेहरा
दिख जाये मेरे घुंघराले बाल
एक आँख में डला काज़ल
मेरी धुल सनी चड्डी -बनियान
एक वक्त के बाद
किसी शाप की छाया के नीचे
काका-भतीजी का यह रिश्ता
दो देशो जैसा कंटीला हो गया
मेरे दादा की काका से बिगड़ गई
इस बैर-राग का पहला और आखीरी  निशाना
मैं ही बनी 
टांग तोड़ दूंगा कुम्हार मोहल्ले की तरफ दीखा  भी कभी तो
छोटे चचा ने आँख तरेरी
मेरे आंसुओं की कहानी
किसी किताब में बंद हो गयी 
मेरा कद ऊँटनी से टक्कर लेने लगा
मेरी युवा आँखों के सामने
यह दुनिया गर्म पानी में रखे अंडे की तरह मेरे सामने उबलने लगी
इस बार गाँव आने पर  
आँखों के गढ्ढों में गंदगी लिए मैले-कुचले काका को देख कर
मैं अपने में सिमट
दो कदम पीछे हट गई
दोष मेरा नहीं मेरी साफ़ सुधरी विरासत का था
जिसे हर मैली चीज़ से उबकाई आती थी 
मेरी बचपन की चपलता को काला चोर ले गया
गांव के चौबारे में एक लड़की और
वह भी शहर से आयी हुई

दुनिया कुछ है
उसकी किसी को परवाह नहीं है

मंगलू काका तो दुनिया को चालू हालत में छोड़ 
अपने धाम चले गए   
मै वापिस अपनी उस दुनिया में हाथ-पाँव मारने लगी  
जहाँ पर ना कोई मंगलू कुम्हार से  सिद्धहस्त हाथ हैं ना 
कोई स्नेहिल मंगलू काका.