Perception about writers…

Hello  to all my bloggers and writers and to all who are reading this post. There is a question which often comes in my mind that why people think writer’s are unconventional and not normal. Most of the times I have seen people commenting about the writers ability to write and convey their thoughts. Or better to say they simply conclude that “writers are mad”. 😦 Are we really ???

Being myself a writer I can feel this kind of thoughts coming from those group of people who are non-writers. The question is how and why they perceive like this? I think if I am able to write something apart from academics work , it is an extra talent which I posses. This perception can be easily observed and I think you might have felt the same at some point in life. It is a kind of startling perception.

One reason can be they are jealous that how he/she is able to write while doing other task as well. 🙂 Those who write they only know how much effort and dedication is required in writing which include fiction, short stories, poems, articles etc. What to include and what not to include in the posr? Is the post can be related to those who are reading ? Also those criticize writers they forget that they too are reading something either in books, internet or newspapers, novels  etc which are also being composed by non other than writers itself. I have been also criticized by many like “Kya likhte rehta hai… koi kaam nahi hai kya? (What you are always writng… Don’t have any other work?) ” 

I tell you the reason why I write. I write because I love to do so and I hope most of the writers write because of the same. It is the passion which keeps on growing  which results into creation of new posts.  I have written a poem summarizing about why people write. You can read that poem titled Why do I write?  So whats your take on perception about writer’s? Share your views in the form of comments…

– Ashish Kumar

You are my future…

Every moment I feel your presence.
Most of the times I see your negligence.
Your eyes always speak something.
I just want to know that thing.
You are here I am here.
What is there to fear?
Leave the barking people aside.
Come in my heart and reside.
You are my only priority.
Together we will survive any tragedy.

I saw you the day when you cried.
For you my dear I did cried.
I know you more than yourself.
You know me more than myself.
Your lips are always hesitating.
Convey to myself instead of stopping.
Don’t think much about the social issues.
Together we will tackle all the issues.
Forget about everything and come closer.
We will be together.
Leave the rest.
Together we will enjoy all the fests.
I have nothing to do with the past.
I know only one thing.
I am your present.
And…
You are my future.
I am your present.
You are my future.

– Ashish Kumar

The Glory of Indian Republic

26th January is one of the important day in Indian history. It is on this day in 1950, the Indian constitution came into force. This day is celebrated as Republic Day across the country.  It is one of the two most important national festivals along with Independence Day which is being observed on 15th August. Independence Day as the name suggests is the day when India got freedom from British regime and Republic Day is the one which made India to adopt its own constitution.

Although the history of Indian Constitution goes back. On 26 November 1949, the constitution was adopted by the Constituent Assembly and came into effect on 26 January 1950. Dr B.R Ambedkar was pioneer in drafting the Indian Constitution and was also the Chairman of Constitution Drafting Committee.  Dr Ambedkar was also the first Law Minister of independent India. His contribution is incomparable.

The President of India hoist the national flag at Rajpath, New Delhi. Every year India is hosting head of state or government of another country as a chief guest in Republic Day celebrations. In 2015 , India hosted Barack Obama, the then US President.  Last year it was French President Francois Hollande. This year UAE Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan will be the chief guest.

I wish all of you a very happy Republic Day. Do good to the nation as people only make or break the country. Contribute to the betterment of the nation so that India should reach new heights in every field. Enjoy, be cheerful and be happy. 🙂 Once again, a very happy Republic Day…

– Ashish Kumar

सच्चे दिल से |

कल तुम्हे देखा था मैने |
कुछ इस नज़र से |
जैसे चाहने लगा हूँ तुम्हे |
सच्चे दिल से |
तुम्हारे चेहरे से झलकती मासूमियत |
मुझे खींचती है तुम्हारी ओर |
तुम्हारे होठों का सिसकना |
मुझे ले जाता है तुम्हारी ओर |
भूल जाता हूँ मैं सारे ग़म |
मैं और तुम अब बन जाए “हम” |

चेहरे पे असमंजस है ,
पर दिल मे कुछ और है |
ज़बान कुछ कहती है ,
पर आँखों मे कुछ और ही है |
साफ झलकता है प्यार ,
तुम्हारी आँखों से |
होठों की कश्मकश वो बताती है,
जो महसूस करती हो तुम…
अपने दिल की धड़कनो मे |

जब तुम पास रहती हो,
अछा लगता है |
दूर जाने की बात करके तुम,
मुझे क्यूँ सताती हो |
रूको कहो अपने दिल की |
सुन लो कुछ…
मेरे भी दिल की |
तुम्हारी नज़र कहती है,
मैं तुम्हारा हूँ |
मैं कहता हूँ की…
तुम मेरी हो |
तुम चाहती हो इस कदर से |
पर रोकती हो दिल को अपनी ज़ुबान से |
अब खेलना बंद करो |
कहना है जो सो कह दो |
रोको न खुद को मुझसे |
क्यूंकी…
चाहता हूँ मैं तुम्हे |
सच्चे दिल से…
सच्चे दिल से…

– Ashish Kumar

500 Followers

Recently my blog reached 500 followers. I would like to thank you everyone from bottom of my heart without which this would not have been possible. A big thanks to all my readers whose views are precious which keeps me going. I hope you will continue to shower your blessings on me in the future as well. 🙂

This blogging world is amazing indeed which allows us to interact with like minded people across the globe. All my blogger friends are really good and supportive in nature. I am lucky to have all of you. Each one of you are special foe me. Keep visiting and motivating me. Once again a big thank you… 🙂

– Ashish Kumar