Indian literature

Thoughts carry me to new horizons In search of soulful happiness Today I am a with cemetery guard Who assures rest of peace to your beloved ones. The guard knows that eyes of lives are deceiving He said morning…
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If only I could see, see the world in total darkness It may seem colorless; but will have the color of total freedom. Freedom to be what you really want to be, Without the fear of observing eyes; haunting every move of yours…
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The more I hold on tight, I remember all those fights, I had to fight for keeping you by my side. The more I want to let it go, I remember all the moments of disdain, And you thought Only you were the one in pain.…
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While casually walking down the streets of Connaught Place in New Delhi almost two years ago, I spotted Munshi Premchand’s Godaan. My father’s collection of the 8 volumes of Mansarovar had already put me in awe of the Adarshomukhi…
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