Sunday, April 6, 2008
SOdha
Another Ghazal by Kaifi Azmi.
(I ended up giving it a title that is also the title of the Kannada version of the book "Quest" by Leopald Infeld, translated by my mother. I could not find the reference to on the net.)
muMdOgOd OgtAirli
aramane
aramane is another poem of Kaifi Azmi that moves me whenever I read it. The irony of the workers becoming strangers soon after a house is built had struck me a long time ago. When I read the poem for the first time, it felt as if he had voiced my own thoughts!
I wonder what was the fate of the sculptors who built the temples in the olden days.
laKanau
Monday, March 31, 2008
Baravase
One more poem of Kaifi Azmi. This may not look very appropriate today when India boasts of foreign reserves, reserves of food grains etc. 'Old timers' can identify with this poem, easily.
On the other hand, the poor remain poor or have grown poorer, the rich, enormously more rich.
One does not seem to know (or care) if one should feel proud or sad or enraged or ....
Click on the image below.
On the other hand, the poor remain poor or have grown poorer, the rich, enormously more rich.
One does not seem to know (or care) if one should feel proud or sad or enraged or ....
Click on the image below.
dhairya
Friday, March 28, 2008
Sunday, March 9, 2008
kannaDada haNebaraha
Saturday, March 8, 2008
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