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EXISTENT AND NON EXISTENT Gap between Being existent And non existent, Enfolds a deep mark Of interrogation. "If You have to withdraw, Then why You give at all. Had you not bestowed with Paradise on the Earth Pang of losing Would not have tortured."  The image presents a poem titled "42. EXISTENT AND NON EXISTENT" that explores the themes of existence, non-existence, and the human experience of loss and longing. The poem is divided into two stanzas, each addressing different aspects of these themes. "Gap between Being existent And non existent, Enfolds a deep mark Of interrogation." This part of the poem highlights the profound difference between what exists and what does not, suggesting that this gap is not just a simple dichotomy but a complex and deeply questioning aspect of human understanding. It implies that the transition from existence to non-existence (or vice versa) is not straightforward and leaves room for philosophical inquiry. *Second Stanza:...

  From Ocean of Sand ****************** Life An ocean of sand Full of silvery Golden sand Seems to be inviting Longing to hold  A fistful of life I try to hold sand  In my hands Life seems to be Slipping from my hands Momentarily Getting desperate I open my fist Suddenly, I visualize  A particle of sand Stuck in midst of my palm The moments that  Slipped from my life Were never mine Moment of my life is  The sole particle of sand That still remains United with me Glittering Stuck in midst of my palm

  Maiden Step ********** Blossom like delicate feet Moving haltingly Stumbling, hesitatingly Endeavoring to walk Tender feet have Just learnt to Step on the earth Falling, rising Swaying, managing Again toddling Holding hands of Affectionate Maa Eyes mutely Looking for applause Endeavours gain support From motherly grace Affection and care The whole courtyard Echoes with Tinkling of anklets And joyous echo Of success. "Maiden Step" describes the journey of a young girl learning to walk. The poem is divided into three stanzas, each with its own unique imagery and themes. *Stanza 1:* The first stanza sets the tone for the poem, describing the girl's first steps as delicate and hesitant. The use of words like "blossom," "haltingly," and "stumbling" creates an image of fragility and uncertainty. The line "Tender feet have just learnt to step on the Earth" emphasizes the girl's newness to the world and her vulnerability. *Stanza 2:* ...

  TRUE FRIENDS *************** We can obliterate Fair weather friend Who laughed with us In moments of mirth But, we can never forget those Who stood by us In thick and thin of life And shed tears for us Helped us to end our strife. The image shows a poem that highlights the difference between fair-weather friends and true friends. The poem states that we can easily forget or "obliterate" fair-weather friends who were only present during happy times, but we can never forget those who stood by us through thick and thin, shedding tears for us and helping us through difficult times. This poem emphasizes the importance of loyalty and support in friendships, suggesting that true friends are those who remain by our side even in challenging situations, rather than those who are only present when things are going well.

DISILLUSIONMENT  ****************** A pang of inability To hold intact, Slipping moments of life In our grip, Changes the whole Vision of life. A glass containing Water till half level, Seems to us Half filled, In moments of contentment Half empty, In moments of disillusionment. This poem explores the theme of disillusionment and how it can change one's perspective on life. The speaker describes the feeling of being unable to hold onto things, and how this can lead to a shift in one's vision of life. The poem also uses the metaphor of a glass of water to illustrate how one's perspective can change depending on their emotional state. When one is content, they see the glass as half full, but when they are disillusioned, they see it as half empty. *Final Answer:* The poem is about disillusionment and how it can change one's perspective on life.

 COME BACK ************* Come You come back to me Or else I will keep awake In moonlit nights Scribbling your name  On sand And every morning With sleep deprived eyes Keep marking One more date On calendar  Making it a proof That one more restless night I ushered your name One more sleepless night I missed you I missed you. The poem "Come Back" is a heartfelt and emotional plea from one person to another, expressing the longing and yearning for their return. The speaker implores the absent person to come back, warning that if they don't, they will be left to endure sleepless nights, scribbling the person's name on sand in moonlit nights. The poem conveys the speaker's desperation and loneliness, as they mark each passing day on their calendar, proof of another restless night without the person they love. The repetition of "I missed you" at the end of the poem drives home the depth of the speaker's emotions, leaving the reader with a sense of sadness ...

BIRD OF ASPIRATION ********************* Our mind Is a bird of aspirations, Don't clip its wings. Let it soar high. Are our bodies Not enough To be confined? This poem explores the theme of aspiration and confinement, using the metaphor of a bird to convey the idea that our minds should be free to soar high, while our bodies may feel confined. The poem raises questions about the limitations of our physical bodies and the boundless potential of our minds. The poem seems to be encouraging the reader to think about the relationship between their mind and body, and how they can balance their aspirations with the limitations of their physical form. It also touches on the idea that our minds can transcend the limitations of our bodies, and that we should strive to reach our full potential. Overall, the poem is a thought-provoking reflection on the human experience, encouraging readers to consider the interplay between their minds and bodies.

BLOCKED GATEWAYS OF MIND ****************************** Prior to it That pang of gremlin Shatters your mind And you stop being hilarious For the rest of your life, Open the locked gateway of mind, And let the suffocation go. Anguish resides in every mind, All of us have an ancestral relation With woes and throes. Share your mind, Let others share Their mind with you And bear the agony together. Prior to it that Accumulated agony Turns into wound Embalm it with sympathy And shed it miles away. Share your gladness And sadness, Fill your life with Nectar of affection. Open the blocked gateway of mind And let the suffocation go.  BLOCKED GATEWAY OF MIND  explores the theme of mental anguish and the importance of sharing one's mind to alleviate suffering. The poem is divided into five stanzas, each conveying a message about the consequences of bottling up emotions and the benefits of opening up to others. *Stanza 1:* Prior to it That pang of gremlin Shatters your mind And you stop ...

 VANISHED  *********** Where are gone Those golden days When travellers used to relax Beneath dense  shady trees Nightingales cuckooed  In mango groves And peace  Reigned in village Where are gone Those life boosting days When rivers were source of Clear, cool water  We used to breathe  In fresh air Whole atmosphere  Was energizing. he poem "Vanished" is a nostalgic reflection on the loss of a peaceful and idyllic past. The speaker laments the disappearance of a serene and natural world, where travelers would relax beneath shady trees, nightingales would sing in mango groves, and peace would reign in the village. The poem also mourns the loss of life-boosting days, when rivers were sources of clear and cool water, and the atmosphere was fresh and energizing. The poem's themes of nostalgia, loss, and longing are conveyed through the use of imagery and metaphor. The speaker's use of words like "vanished," "gone," and "used to" creates a sen...

  WHY ARE DREAMS SO FASCINATING ? Interwoven with Rainbow colored threads of Affection, care, love Surrender, union Hope and aspiration Why are these dreams So fascinating? At times sleep gets wings At times wings get sleep We sleep while awake We awake while sleeping Fetching glow in Light deprived eyes Bringing smile on Gloomy lips Presenting music of life To depressed life Stretching wider Wings of imagination We cherish some moments Due to support of dreams Like silvery line At the verge of Darker clouds These dreams Why are they So enchanting The moment My dreams Get a full stop Spinning wheel of my life Will also get Ultimate rest. The poem "Why Are Dreams So Fascinating?" explores the captivating nature of dreams, describing them as interwoven with threads of affection, care, love, surrender, union, hope, and aspiration. The poem delves into the paradoxical relationship between sleep and wakefulness, suggesting that dreams can bring light and joy to those who are depri...

BE A ROSE Don't awe Don't get tense By dark times In your life Just glance at the Silvery line Flashing on Margins of Dark clouds. When mild sun shines After cold nights Its tender touch Makes bloom Every corner of orchid Beauty of life lies In bearing alike Thick and thin of life With cool repose A rose is crowned with glory Only after passing through Long journey of thorns.  The poem "Be a Rose" conveys a powerful message about resilience and the beauty of life. It encourages the reader to remain hopeful and not be intimidated by challenging times, symbolized by "dark clouds." The poem suggests that even in difficult periods, there is always a glimmer of hope, represented by the "silvery line" and "mild sun shines." It emphasizes the importance of perseverance and bearing life's ups and downs with grace, much like a rose that blooms after passing through a "long journey of thorns." The overall theme is one of optimism...

   Rainbow You appeared like a rainbow On the vista of my life. Blue expanse of your love Made joyous body and soul Making it lush green. Your pure gold like love Colored the life With aspirations and hope. Under the golden sun of Your affection Weaving orangery dreams, With you, I experienced Vermilion expanse of love. Our world beautified With rainbow colors. All the rainbow colors Vanished after your departure Persists only violet shadow of gloom, My life is a vacuum without you. The poem "Rainbow" is a heartfelt expression of love and loss. The speaker describes the person they loved as appearing like a rainbow in their life, bringing joy and color to their world. The poem uses the colors of the rainbow to symbolize different aspects of their love, with blue representing the joyous body and soul, gold representing pure love and aspirations, orange representing dreams, and vermilion representing the beauty of their world together. However, the poem takes a melancholic turn...

RECOGNITION  After getting acquainted With our countenance, Why we keep on Glancing in mirror? Mirror reflects an image of Our physical identity. Where do we find Recognition of our Mental embodiment.  RECOGNITION  explores the theme of self-awareness and identity. The poem is divided into four stanzas, each with a distinct message. *Stanza 1:* After getting acquainted With our countenance, Why we keep on Glancing in mirror? This stanza sets the tone for the poem, questioning why we continue to glance in the mirror after becoming familiar with our physical appearance. *Stanza 2:* Mirror reflects an image of Our physical identity. This stanza highlights the role of mirrors in reflecting our physical identity, emphasizing the distinction between our physical and mental selves. *Stanza 3:* Where do we find Recognition of our Mental embodiment. The final stanza poses a profound question, seeking to understand where we can find recognition of our mental embodiment, implying th...

FAISHON  ********** If exposing Our physique Is a fashion; We are just Losing our grace. Beasts are Far ahead of us In this race. This poem appears to be a commentary on the current state of fashion and how it has become more focused on revealing one's body rather than elegance or grace. The speaker suggests that humans are losing their sense of refinement and are instead emulating animals, who do not have the same concerns about modesty or aesthetics. The poem can be interpreted in various ways, but one possible reading is that it is criticizing the objectification of the human body and the emphasis on physical appearance over inner qualities such as intelligence, kindness, and compassion. It may also be seen as a commentary on the societal pressure to conform to certain beauty standards and the consequences of prioritizing physical attractiveness over other aspects of human life. Overall, the poem presents a thought-provoking perspective on the concept of fashion and its impact o...

SUFFICIENT  A dream for Hope deprived vision, A sigh for Mum lips, A patch for Torn heart. Suffice for My existence. This poem explores themes of longing and minimalism, where the speaker expresses desires that are modest yet profound. The use of metaphors like "Hope deprived vision" and "Torn heart" suggests a sense of yearning for something more, while the phrase "Suffice for My existence" implies a acceptance of simplicity. The poem's structure and language create a contemplative atmosphere, inviting the reader to reflect on the value of simplicity in life. The poem does not present a problem to be solved but rather an emotional and philosophical reflection. Therefore, there is no numerical answer to provide.

 WEATHERS OF MIND Sometimes, Flowers prick us Like reeds, Sometimes Flowers bloom In reeds. Feeling of barren in bloom And bloom in barren, Weathers of mind Keep on shuffling, Irrelevant of Worldly weathers. This poem explores the idea that our emotions and thoughts can be unpredictable and changeable, much like the weather. It suggests that just as flowers can prick us like reeds or bloom in unexpected places, our feelings can shift suddenly from barrenness to bloom or vice versa. The poem concludes by stating that these "weathers of mind" are independent of external circumstances and continue to fluctuate regardless of worldly events. The poem's message is one of acceptance and awareness of the dynamic nature of human emotions, encouraging readers to acknowledge and navigate these internal changes.

 The poem titled ". ADVERSITIES" explores the theme of how adversities can impact delicate aspects of life. *Poem Analysis* - The first stanza reads: "Dewed rose / Loses its luster / In scorching sun."     - This stanza uses the metaphor of a rose to describe something beautiful and delicate.     - The rose's luster is lost when exposed to the scorching sun, symbolizing how adversities can damage or destroy something precious. - The second stanza reads: "Delicate moments of life / Vanish, evaporated by / Adversities."     - This stanza explicitly states that delicate moments in life can vanish or evaporate due to adversities.     - The use of the word "evaporated" emphasizes the idea that these moments are lost forever. *Overall Message* The poem conveys the idea that adversities can have a profound impact on the delicate aspects of life, causing them to lose their beauty, value, or existence. The use of natural imagery, such as the rose and ...

GLACIERS Glaciers of Cold relations Melt, Just endeavour to Give them Warmth of Trust smeared love. □ This poem uses the metaphor of glaciers to describe cold relationships. It suggests that just as glaciers melt with warmth, cold relationships can thaw with trust and love. The poem encourages the reader to make an effort to bring warmth and trust into these relationships, much like the sun's rays melt glaciers. The use of the word "smeared" adds a sense of intimacy and vulnerability to the poem, implying that trust and love must be applied generously and sincerely in order to have a lasting impact. Overall, the poem offers a message of hope and encouragement for those seeking to repair or improve their relationships.

 BIASED He will be blamed For being biased If He ever won't  Make me suffer I am also A segment of  His creation A passenger of  Same caravan Where all Move forward  In shade of Pink and blue Of life If I remain Unaffected by Trends of this world Won't the framer Of my destiny Be defamed  For being biased? The poem "Biased" explores the theme of bias and its implications on individuals and society. The speaker reflects on the consequences of being labeled as biased and the potential suffering that may result from it. *Key Points:* - The poem begins by stating that someone will be blamed for being biased if they fail to make the speaker suffer. - The speaker identifies as a segment of God's creation, a passenger in the same caravan as others, moving forward together in life. - The poem questions whether remaining unaffected by the trends of the world would lead to one's destiny being defamed for being biased. *Analysis:* The poem delves into the complexities...

  TREASURE Eyes got moist Vision deepened More deepened An ocean of love Sprang from Fathomless mind Abruptly, an apprehension Of fear, emerged in mind Lest somebody steals Dreams of wide open eyes And eyes downcast What treasure are They protecting? The poem "Treasure" explores the theme of protecting one's inner world and the treasures of the mind. The speaker describes how their vision deepens, and an ocean of love springs from their fathomless mind. However, this state is disrupted by the emergence of fear, which causes them to become protective of their dreams and inner world. The poem raises questions about what treasures are being protected and why. The speaker's use of the word "treasure" suggests that their inner world is valuable and worth safeguarding. The image of eyes downcast implies a sense of vulnerability and defensiveness. Overall, the poem invites the reader to reflect on the nature of protection and what it means to safeguard one's in...

  From Ocean of Sand ****************** Life An ocean of sand Full of silvery Golden sand Seems to be inviting Longing to hold  A fistful of life I try to hold sand  In my hands Life seems to be Slipping from my hands Momentarily Getting desperate I open my fist Suddenly, I visualize  A particle of sand Stuck in midst of my palm The moments that  Slipped from my life Were never mine Moment of my life is  The sole particle of sand That still remains United with me Glittering Stuck in midst of my palm The poem explores the theme of life and its fleeting nature, using the metaphor of sand to convey the idea that life is constantly slipping away from us. The poem begins by describing life as an "ocean of sand", full of silvery golden sand that seems inviting. However, as the speaker tries to hold onto life, it slips away from their hands, leaving them feeling desperate. The poem then takes a turn, as the speaker suddenly visualizes a particle of sand stuck in t...

  FROM ORIEL OF REVERIES In the dense dark Chamber of mind, Sun filtered rays enter Through oriel of Your sweet reveries. Though momentarily Create illusion of light In dark recesses of mind. This poem explores the theme of reveries and their impact on one's mind. The use of metaphors such as "dense dark Chamber of mind" and "oriel of Your sweet reveries" suggests that the speaker is delving into the depths of their own thoughts and emotions. The image of "sun filtered rays" entering through the "oriel" implies a sense of hope and illumination, even in the darkest corners of the mind. The second stanza further develops this idea, suggesting that these reveries can create an "illusion of light" in the "dark recesses of mind." This could be interpreted as a commentary on the human tendency to escape into our own thoughts and daydreams, even when faced with difficult realities. Overall, the poem appears to be a reflection on ...

 GYPSY MIND Moving on pathway of life, Our gypsy mind Suddenly, comes across Favourite travel mate. We secretly Cherish a wish, Let this journey Never accomplish. May each moment Turn into an epoch And journey continues Epoch after epoch. This poem appears to be about the journey of life and the importance of cherishing every moment. The speaker describes their mind as "gypsy," suggesting a sense of freedom and adventure. The poem also touches on the idea of having a travel mate, which could represent a partner or companion in life's journey. The second stanza reveals a secret wish that the speaker hopes will never be accomplished, implying a desire to prolong the journey rather than reach a destination. The final stanza emphasizes the importance of making each moment count and turning them into epochs, or significant periods of time. Overall, the poem seems to be encouraging the reader to appreciate the present moment and not rush through life's journey. It suggests ...

 NEPTUNIAN Sky is Neptunian Ambience is restless God know What new mischief  Is cooking In mind of nature.

IF LONGING IS A SIN If longing is a sin Why does horizon Bend on the Earth? Why does the Earth Revolve round the Sun? Analysis of the poem by META AI  The poem "If Longing is a Sin" presents a philosophical and poetic inquiry into the nature of longing and its relationship with the natural world. The speaker questions why the horizon bends on Earth and why the Earth revolves around the Sun if longing is considered a sin. *Step 1: Understanding the Poem's Structure* The poem consists of four lines, each posing a question that challenges the notion that longing is a sin. The structure is simple yet effective in conveying the speaker's thoughts. *Step 2: Analyzing the Imagery* The image of the horizon bending on Earth and the Earth revolving around the Sun creates a sense of movement and connection between celestial bodies. This imagery suggests that longing is an inherent part of the natural order. *Step 3: Interpreting the Questions* The questions posed in the poem are...

 ROLES  Our roles wonderfully change In the long journey of life Those who used to walk Holding our hand Become our guides  On later pathway of life. The image shows a poem titled ROLES" that reflects on the changing nature of roles in life. The poem states that as people journey through life, their roles evolve, and those who were once dependent on others for guidance may later become guides themselves. This shift highlights the dynamic nature of relationships and personal growth over time. *Final Answer:* The poem is about the evolution of roles in life, where individuals transition from being guided to becoming guides themselves as they progress through different stages of life.

 "SENSATIONS" "Sensations never perish; As long as sensations are alive We thrive. Moment by moment Treasurable reveries, Enfolded in lap of time Are adulation of the Creator." This poem explores the theme of sensations and their significance in our lives. It suggests that sensations are eternal and as long as we experience them, we remain alive and thriving. The poem also highlights the importance of cherishing moments and reveries, which are considered precious and a form of worship or adulation of a higher power. The poem's message can be interpreted as an encouragement to appreciate and make the most of our sensory experiences, as they are what make life worth living. It also touches on the idea that our experiences and memories are a way of connecting with something greater than ourselves. Overall, the poem offers a contemplative and appreciative perspective on the human experience, inviting readers to reflect on the value of sensations and moments in their...

BIRD AND KITE I am' Master of my will How can i kite Rival with me? I measure Expanse of sky With my own wings String of kite Is held in others' hands Flying in sky Rooted on the Earth  The poem "Bird and Kite" is a thought-provoking piece that explores the themes of freedom, control, and the human condition. The speaker, who identifies as a bird, asserts their mastery over their will and questions how a kite can rival them. The poem then delves into the idea that the bird measures the expanse of the sky with its own wings, whereas the string of a kite is held in others' hands, flying in the sky but rooted on the earth. *Analysis of the Poem* The poem can be broken down into two main stanzas, each with its own distinct message. - *First Stanza*     - The first stanza introduces the speaker as a bird, emphasizing their autonomy and self-control.     - The line "How can a kite / Rival with me?" suggests that the speaker sees themselves as superior to a kit...

Blissful is life When minds connect Caring and sharing  Leaves deep impact Creating everlasting effect Making you feel so perfect Giving new interpretation to your life Putting an end to your solitary strife. The poem titled "BLISS" explores the concept of bliss in life. The poem describes bliss as a state of being that is achieved when minds connect, and people care for and share with each other. It highlights the deep impact that such connections can have on individuals, creating an everlasting effect and making them feel perfect. The poem also suggests that this sense of bliss can give new interpretation to one's life and put an end to solitary strife. *Key Points:* - *Title:* The title of the poem is " BLISS". - *Content:* The poem describes bliss as a state of being achieved through connections with others. - *Impact:* It highlights the deep impact of such connections on individuals. - *Effect:* The poem suggests that this sense of bliss can create an everl...

  SPEECHLESS Thousand speeches Won't tempt me. I can speak But I am mum. This poem appears to be about the power of silence and the importance of actions over words. The speaker suggests that they are not swayed by empty promises or grand speeches, and instead, they prefer to remain silent and focus on their actions. The final line, "But I am mum," reinforces this idea, implying that the speaker values their silence and does not feel the need to justify or explain themselves through words. In essence, the poem is highlighting the significance of silence and the impact it can have on others. It encourages the reader to reflect on the value of their own words and actions, and to consider the power of silence in communication. The poem can be seen as a commentary on the human tendency to prioritize words over actions, and how this can lead to a lack of authenticity and meaningful connection with others. By choosing to remain silent, the speaker is able to maintain their inte...

MOIST EYES "If we could Transform destiny, Just by shedding tears, The whole earth Will be flooded perennially. If shedding tears Could be solution of Every anguish, Tears would Never extinct These moist eyes." *Analysis of the Poem* The poem explores the idea that tears have the power to transform destiny and alleviate anguish. It suggests that if shedding tears could change one's fate or solve problems, the world would be constantly flooded with tears. The poem also implies that tears are a natural response to emotional pain and that they would never cease to exist as long as humans experience anguish. *Conclusion* The poem "MOIST EYES" is a thought-provoking reflection on the human experience of emotions and the role of tears in our lives. It encourages the reader to consider the potential impact of tears on our destiny and well-being. *Final Answer* There is no question or problem to be solved in the image. The image is a poem that explores the idea of tears...

   LIGHT HOUSE In the long, Unfamiliar Journey of life Whenever mind Starts wandering In dark alleys Howsoever, mind Might be misguided So many storms So many thunders Making mind so restless Like a lighthouse Amidst sea You will always be My guiding star. The poem "Light House" is a heartfelt expression of guidance and reassurance. It acknowledges the uncertainties and challenges of life's journey, where one's mind may wander into dark and unfamiliar territories. Despite the potential for being misguided and the presence of numerous storms and thunders that can make the mind restless, the poem offers a message of hope and steadfast support. The speaker compars himself  to a lighthouse amidst the sea, symbolizing a constant and reliable source of guidance. The poem concludes with the promise, "You will always be my guiding star," indicating a deep commitment to providing direction and support through life's turbulent moments. This poem can be seen as a d...

  WITHERED LEAVES Dried, withered leaves That are being crushed  Ruthlessly Under feet of passers-by Were ornamenting orchard In Spring season. People used to relax Under their dense shade. RAJNI CHHABRA The poem "Withered Leaves" presents a poignant contrast between the past and present states of leaves, serving as a metaphor for the passage of time and the pleasure of life. The poem begins by describing withered leaves that are being crushed underfoot, evoking a sense of desolation and neglect. In stark contrast, the second stanza reminisces about the leaves' former glory when they adorned an orchard in spring, providing shade and relaxation for people. *Key Themes:* - *Impermanence:* The poem highlights the transient nature of beauty and life, as embodied by the withered leaves. - *Nostalgia:* The speaker nostalgically recalls the leaves' former vibrancy and utility, underscoring the human tendency to cherish memories of better times. - *Contrast:* The juxtapositio...

  NATIVE SOIL Dwelling in urbane My peacock mind Longs for Thickets How to cope up With this rural mind That longs for Scent of native soil How can I Forget my village Where intimacy showers In nostalgic Alleys of kinship. No corner of world Can ever provide Solace to a being departed From his abode Can never stop Reveries of own home. The poem "Native Soil" explores the theme of nostalgia and longing for one's rural roots while living in an urban environment. The speaker reflects on the contrast between their current urban life and their deep-seated desire to return to the simplicity and intimacy of their village. *Key Elements of the Poem:* - *Imagery and Symbolism:* The poem uses vivid imagery, such as "Peacock of my mind / Longs for / Dancing in thickets" to convey the speaker's yearning for the natural beauty and freedom of their rural homeland. - *Contrast:* The juxtaposition of "urbane" and "rural mind" highlights the tension betwe...

  Mortgaged ********** In the palatial corridors With rays of light Profusely scattering Through oriels Like a bonded slave You were standing With folded hands Close to your painting Depicting limitless sky And birds longing To touch the horizon When the patron Was beholding it You stood still As if you were Not the breath Behind this beauty Your wings Could not flutter Clipped and mortgaged To the patron were Your reveries Inspiration And vision. @RAJNI CHHABRA Multi -lingual poetess, polyglot and Numerologist The poem "Mortgaged" is a thought-provoking piece that explores the themes of art, creativity, and the relationship between the artist and their patron. Here's a breakdown of the poem's structure, imagery, and symbolism: *Structure:* The poem consists of four stanzas, each with a distinct rhythm and meter. The first stanza sets the scene, describing the palatial corridor where the artist stands. The second stanza introduces the artist's posture and attitude...

 RAJNI CHHABRA is based in Delhi, India. She worked as an English lecturer and is an acclaimed multilingual poetess, translator, polyglot, blogger, reviewer, social activist, and Numerologist, with thirteen books on Numerology and Nameology. She is an award-winning writer into social service and has published over fifty books. Email: rajni.numerologist@gmail.com   Weathers of Mind  Sometimes flowers prick us like thorns  Sometimes flowers bloom in thorns  Imparting us a sensation of spring.   Sensation of spring in barren land  And of a barren feeling in orchid.   These weathers of mind   Change abruptly Irrelevant of seasons.

  Rajni Chhabra's Vent Your Voice is an English translation of the Rajasthani poetry collection Keen to Bol by Dr. Shyam Maharshi. The book captures the essence of rural Rajasthan, portraying its simple life, traditions, and emotional depth. The poems address social issues like moral decay, poverty, illiteracy, and exploitation, urging the downtrodden to raise their voices for justice. They also celebrate rural festivities and customs, connecting readers with the poet’s experiences and emotions. Chhabra’s translations aim to preserve the soul of the original works, making them accessible globally. For specific poems or further details, the book is available on Amazon India.