Kavyavali

In this hustle bustle of life , we forget to prioritise ourselves. A daily dose of positivity makes us awake and inspire us to live happily in the chaos.

The poet describes about the evening time, usually when the sun sets...the dark shrouds all over. People return to their homes n lill kids playing on streets leave their play in the middle n return to the shelter homes or footpaths ( underprivileged kids).

This poem wonderfully describes how difficult it is to understand a disastrous storm, it is also connected with inner conflicts and struggles and the after effect of storm that calms everything.

The title is 'Main tujhe fir milungi - by Amrita Pritam ji'. The beauty of the poem is in the way she expresses pain which can't be explained in words. This poem is originally written in Punjabi for her beloved Imroze. Her poetries have that magic which creates a lasting impact on reader's mind. Let's listen n feel it with all our heart.

In this episode I have recited the poem written by Amrita Pritam ji - Ek Mulaqat. It's my first podcast, if there is any error , I apologise. In which she weaved a story of one fateful meeting between the two poets, laced with all the drama of unrequited love, touches of familiarity, a few taunts and a lot of poetry. Though there were a few scripts on Sahir, his co-writer Somana Ahmed and he wanted to focus on the poet’s relationship with Amrita — she never hesitated to admit her love for Sahir, while he could never commit to her. I believe her poems are a long journey to the road of love itself, one could connect it by listening whole heartedly. - courtesy (Hindustan Times)

Here, I will share some poetries, stories and words of wisdom constituting daily dose of motivation. Through my podcasts , you will dive into the sea of positivity and mindfulness. And, thank you so much to my listeners. Forever, grateful to you people🌻💫🕊️