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6 articles on Hindi Poetry from Jain Bharati, published 2000–2012. Each entry has a summary of the article; open it for the full summary, citation and original PDF.

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Articles on Hindi Poetry

  1. अनुभूति

    By दिनेश्वरप्रसाद · Jain Bharati, 2012

    The PDF contains a poem or poetic excerpt translated into Hindi from Walt Whitman, with the translator credited as Dineshwarprasad. The text includes a line that speaks of looking into someone and seeing an estuary that spreads the mirror's vastness, then…

  2. अनुभूति

    Jain Bharati, 2011

    The PDF contains a mix of Gujarati, Hindi, and English text fragments, including numbers, dates, and scattered words. The text references "2011" and "21" possibly indicating a date or edition number. It includes the word "जनवरी" (January) and "2011,"…

  3. अशोक 'अनुराग' की कविताएं

    By अशोक 'अनुराग' · Jain Bharati, 2009

    The text presents a poetic meditation on the nature of profound expression and inner experience. It begins by questioning the phrase "ढाई आखर" (two and a half letters), suggesting that if one were merely to fill empty words, there would be no need for such a…

  4. गिरिजाकुमार माथुर की कविताएं

    By गिरिजाकुमार माथुर · Jain Bharati, 2005

    The text presents a series of introspective and fragmented poetic reflections. It begins with a speaker describing moments of vulnerability, where their eyes hold the stillness of meaningless evenings, their speech carries the innocent faces of helpless…

  5. अनुभूति

    Jain Bharati, 2003

    The text presents a poetic fragment in a mix of Hindi, Gujarati, and Sanskritized language, describing a moment of observation and realization. The speaker sees an old woman jumping into the foam of a river, vanishing in an instant like the fire of a setting…

  6. नन्दकिशोर आचार्य की कविताए

    By नन्दकिशोर आचार्य · Jain Bharati, 2000

    The text presents a series of poetic fragments and reflections, likely from a collection of poems by Nandkishore Acharya. The content explores themes of guilt, sin, and divine relationship, addressing a figure that appears to be God or a father. The speaker…