
नयनों के डोरे लाल-गुलाल भरे
Nayano Ke Dore Lal-Gulal Bhare
Suryakant Tripathi 'Nirala'
5 verses · ~14 lines · 1 min
№ MMXXVI
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Maar Di Tujhe Pichkari
Suryakant Tripathi 'Nirala'4 verses · ~1 min
मार दी तुझे पिचकारी, कौन री, रँगी छबि यारी?
फूल -सी देह,-द्युति सारी, हल्की तूल-सी सँवारी, रेणुओं-मली सुकुमारी, कौन री, रँगी छबि वारी?
मुसका दी, आभा ला दी, उर-उर में गूँज उठा दी, फिर रही लाज की मारी, मौन री रँगी छबि प्यारी।
निराला जी का यह नवगीत इंदौर से प्रकाशित मासिक पत्रिका 'वीणा' के जून 1935 अंक में 'होली' शीर्षक से छपा था।
इति
The Poet
Suryakant Tripathi 'Nirala'

Paired Painting
Krishna and Gopis Celebrating Holi
This exquisite masterpiece captures the eternal joy of Holi, the festival of love and divine play, as Lord Krishna engages in playful jubilation with the devoted gopis of Braj. Streams of brilliant orange gulal arc gracefully through the air, creating a breathtaking symphony of color against the serene landscape. Krishna stands radiant with his celestial blue complexion, surrounded by devoted companions holding drums, cymbals, and vessels filled with vibrant pigments. The painting evokes a profound sense of devotion and divine ecstasy, transporting the viewer directly into the heart of eternal spring celebrations.
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