With her soothing musical compositions, Swayammirithika amplifies the beauty of the poems ‘The Rainbow’ and ‘Bed in Summer’. Listen and enjoy.

Take a trip to ‘The Land of Nod’ as Jeffrey J’s delightful music plays in the background, and listen as he brings ‘The Tyger’ to life through his musical composition.

Yana Karthik Vijay's music for ‘The Rainbow’ fills you with joy and delight, and his piece for ‘What is Pink?’ tugs at your heartstrings. Listen now!

Yash Gupta’s music for ‘The Tyger’ aligns beautifully with the imagery the poem ignites, and our “heart with pleasure fills” by listening to his piece for ‘I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud’.

Atharv Aneja’s musical take on ‘Where the Mind Is Without Fear’ amplifies the poem's message. His piece for ‘Come and Play in the Garden’ instantly transports you to your childhood. Enjoy!

Revisit your childhood through Anant Bisht's music for ‘From a Railway Carriage’. His piece for ‘Ode to a Nightingale’ sounds as sweet as the songbird's voice. Listen now!

Mehul Dheer's music for 'From a Railway Carriage' transports you to your childhood and onto a train's window seat, and his piece for 'The Tyger' conjures the fearsome beauty. Behold!

Like the boy and the shadow in 'My Shadow', Archisha Singh's mellow music is closely tied to the poem. With her piece for 'The Moon', she paints a lovely picture of a moonlit night.

While Arunisha Sinha's piece for ‘The Moon’ is pleasing to the ear, her soothing music for ‘Who Has Seen the Wind’ lifts your spirits. Enjoy listening!

‘Bed in Summer’ and ‘The Rainbow’ are nothing short of magical when paired with Dhruv Bharadwaj's pieces. Enjoy listening to the poems with Dhruv's soothing music playing in the background.