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करे कोशिश अगर इन्सान तो क्या-क्या नहीं मिलता
Kare Koshish Agar Insan To Kya Kya Nahin Milta
Ashok Anjum5 verses · ~1 min
करे कोशिश अगर इन्सान तो क्या-क्या नहीं मिलता वो उठकर चल के तो देखे जिसे रास्ता नहीं मिलता
भले ही धूप हो कांटे हों पर चलना ही पड़ता है किसी प्यासे को घर बैठे कभी दरिया नहीं मिलता
कमी कुछ चाल में होगी , कमी होगी इरादों में जो कहते कामयाबी का हमें नक्शा नहीं मिलता
कहें क्या ऐसे लोगों से जो कहकर लड़खड़ाते हैं की हम आकाश छू लेते मगर मौक़ा नहीं मिलता
हम अपने आप पर यारो भरोसा करके तो देखें कभी भी गिडगिडाने से कोई रुतबा नहीं मिलता
इति
The Poet
अशोक अंजुम
Ashok Anjum
1961 · 2000s
Ashok Anjum holds a highly respected place in modern Hindi literature as a devoted guardian of lyrical traditions. Born in 1958 in Aligarh, he dedicated his creative life to enriching the Navgeet, Doha, and Ghazal forms. At a time when contemporary poetry heavily favored free verse, Anjum insisted on the necessity of rhythm and classical structure. He writes with profound sensitivity about changing human values, rural displacement, and the moral decay of modern society. Beyond his own poetic output, he has been a prominent editor and a guiding force in reviving the literary prestige of the Aligarh region. His verses carry the quiet dignity of a man who observes the world deeply, using gentle melodies to deliver razor sharp social critique.
Paired Painting
Krishna and Arjuna on the Chariot
This breathtaking artwork captures one of the most sacred moments in spiritual history, set upon the windswept plains of Kurukshetra. Lord Krishna, holding the reins of destiny as the divine charioteer, guides Arjuna into the monumental battle of righteousness. Every detail, from the gleaming golden chariot adorned with celestial motifs to the powerful white steeds kicking up dust, evokes the profound atmosphere of the Bhagavad Gita. The artist dedicated twelve years of deep study to the Mahabharata, translating ancient Sanskrit verses into a vivid, reverent visual language that speaks across cultures.
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