Adbhuta

श्री सूर्यकांत त्रिपाठी के प्रति

Shri Suryakant Tripathi Ke Prati

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छंद बंध ध्रुव तोड़, फोड़ कर पर्वत कारा अचल रूढ़ियों की, कवि! तेरी कविता धारा मुक्त अबाध अमंद रजत निर्झर-सी नि:सृत-- गलित ललित आलोक राशि, चिर अकलुष अविजित! स्फटिक शिलाओं से तूने वाणी का मंदिर शिल्पि, बनाया,-- ज्योति कलश निज यश का घर चित्त। शिलीभूत सौन्दर्य ज्ञान आनंद अनश्वर शब्द-शब्द में तेरे उज्ज्वल जड़ित हिम शिखर। शुभ्र कल्पना की उड़ान, भव भास्वर कलरव, हंस, अंश वाणी के, तेरी प्रतिभा नित नव; जीवन के कर्दम से अमलिन मानस सरसिज शोभित तेरा, वरद शारदा का आसन निज। अमृत पुत्र कवि, यश:काय तव जरा-मरणजित, स्वयं भारती से तेरी हृतंत्री झंकृत।

इति

The Poet

सुमित्रानंदन पंत

Sumitranandan Pant

1900 · 1977

Sumitranandan Pant was the absolute master of lyrical aestheticism in modern Hindi literature. Born in 1900 in the lush Kumaon hills of Uttarakhand, he drew his earliest and most profound inspiration from the pristine beauty of the Himalayas. He became one of the four foundational pillars of Chhayavaad, the Hindi neo romantic movement. However, his literary journey did not stagnate in romantic nature worship. Over a career spanning more than five decades, his poetry evolved through distinct phases, absorbing progressive ideologies and eventually culminating in the deep philosophical spiritualism of Sri Aurobindo. Works like Pallav showcased his unmatched ability to weave delicate, musical imagery, while his later masterpiece Chidambara earned him the Jnanpith Award in 1968, the very first time this prestigious honor was given to a Hindi writer. Pant was also recognized with the Sahitya Akademi Award and the Padma Bhushan. He passed away in 1977, leaving behind a poetic vocabulary that taught the Hindi language how to capture the exact softness of falling dew and the quiet grandeur of the mountains.