
Ram Bin Nind Na Ave
राम बिन निंद न आवे
राम बिन निंद न आवे। बिरह सतावे प्रेमकी आच ठुरावे॥ध्रु०॥ पियाकी जोतबिन मो दर आंधारो दीपक कदायन आवे। पियाजीबिना मो सेज न आलुनी जाननरे ए बिहावे। कबु घर आवे घर आवे॥१॥
Mirabai
Read













A Living Archive · Est. MMXXVI
A digital sanctum where the verse of India
meets the brushwork that watched it written.
3,417
Compositions
80
Voices
Scroll ↓ to enter slowly

Curated · Compositions
Hidden gems
Full-length compositions from less-frequent voices.
Poet of the Day
कुंवर नारायण
Kunwar Narayan
Kunwar Narayan possessed a poetic vision that operated across centuries, seamlessly connecting ancient Indian mythology with the deep anxieties of modern existence. Born in 1927 in Faizabad, he was a pivotal voice in the Nayi Kavita movement. He was a thinker of immense patience, sometimes taking decades to complete a single work. His masterpiece Atmajayee reimagined the Kathopanishad, using the mythological character of Nachiketa to explore the existential terrors of death and the search for ultimate truth. He wrote in a highly meditative, unhurried tone, rejecting loud ideological slogans in favor of quiet philosophical inquiry. Honored with the Sahitya Akademi Award and the Jnanpith Award, he passed away in 2017. He was a writer of profound intellectual integrity, proving that literature achieves its highest purpose when it attempts to answer the fundamental questions of the human soul.
Mini Gallery