फिर एक बार शुरुवात कीजिए।

शोर बहुत है जीवन में,
जरा ठहरिए।
जीवन की मुश्किलों से,
मत घबराइए।
थोड़ा रुकिए, विश्राम कीजिए, खुद से वार्तालाप कीजिए।
सब्र रखिए, विश्वास रखिए, फिर एक बार शुरुवात कीजिए।
फिर एक शुरुवात कीजिए।

This poem can also be viewed on YouTube. Please have a look and share your views there as well. Happy if you subscribe to my channel as well. 😊😊

-Ashish Kumar

On YouTube as well.

Dear Readers!

Happy to share that I have started my YouTube channel recently wherein I will be sharing my views on major events, biographies of great personalities, motivational quotes and short poems etc.

Do check it and share your views there as well. Here is the link…

https://youtube.com/@ashish_cool_kumar?si=-2ciWcHx-15Bhifh

Do like, share and subscribe… 😊

-Ashish Kumar

A Random Thought…

A random thought came in my mind.
What next is what I should mind.
Before the day gets over and out.
Let me convey my thought clear and loud.
Deviating from the random fluctuations is not sought.
Why to bother, just clear it with a sword.
Your soul is the best in the world.
Speak to it in order to understand the world.
Pain is the time when we learn the reality.
This is how life give us clarity.
Change is the law of nature accept it.
As you find opportunity, prevail it.
Patience is required to rise the steps.
Don’t baffle or else you will lose your steps.
Well, that’s all the Gyan I had for today.
Frankly speaking…
I thought of writing a romantic poem today.
Ended up writing something else today.
Read and share your views.
Don’t worry, I won’t give counter view.

– Ashish Kumar

Book Review – An Ode to Life – Tajammul Kothari

Poetry is an art and when you pen down your emotions, feelings and experience with words which can be related to the readers, you become an artist. Writers write in different genre and each has its own style and taste. This blog post is about one of my blogger friend who gave me a chance to go through his debut book titled, “An Ode to Life” containing his collection of poems. My friend Tajammul Kothari is the author of this book and it takes me immense pleasure to write the review for his debut book. I would also like to express my apologies to him as I am writing this book review post after one half years of publication as I was quite involved with my studies and other aspects. Apologies for the same Tajammul. The writer is available at his blog titled Worldly Realization. Kindly visit his blog for his beautiful work.

For all poem lovers including me, this book, An Ode to Life is a gem and is a collection of poems that highlights the different stages in the journey of life. Life has many layers and this book contains several poems depicting different stages of life. The writer has even written a thank you poem titled “A Big Thank you” to all the readers which is a lovely read and I really liked this. The book contains beautiful literary pieces with simple words and in a lucid manner. I firmly believe the one who read will definitely find it worth. The book contains poems of various genres like inspirational, romantic, sad etc. The writer in depth can be seen from an extract of his poem ,“The Road” which says:

 A long winding road called life

In each and every turn there is a surprise

Bright paths to guide you aright or

Dark alleys that hinder your sight

The book also contains romantic poems. I became really impressed the way he has expressed love in one of his poem titled “Love is to Stay” which says:

You can pierce a dagger deep inside

And break this feeble heart of mine

You can kill me with your words unkind

But you can’t murder the love

The sentence “You can’t murder love” is more than enough to say what love is. This is amazing and you will find many such kind of poems with beautiful stanzas in his book and I am sure you will love it. Poetry has its own taste and this book is really worth to read.

The book is available at following:

• Amazon
• Goodreads

I would like to congratulate him for getting his work published and also like to thank him for giving me an opportunity to go through his literary pieces and I hope he will continue to offer the readers with his beautiful work in future as well in the form of his writing.

– Ashish Kumar

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