The poem is filled with appreciation of nature and its existence through a mental landscape.
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Crying Buddha
Tears flow from Buddha’s eyes, turned blue with sorrow. He laments humanity’s selfishness, ego towering like Everest, and the world’s conflicts. Trapped in a statue, he longs to teach peace.
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Nepali Literary Associations recognized by Sahitya Akademi, India
List of Nepali Literary Associations and organizations recognized by Sahitya Akademi, India’s national academy of letters.
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Looking at a Painting
The poetic persona is marveling by looking at a painting and comparing it with a flower blooming in bliss.
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Colors of Contentment
The inner workings as a reader is expecting a delight – when new colors of contentment will be found from the pictures of life.
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To Go with the Evening
The poetic persona in the poem wants to listen to the music closely, in the realm of silence, by absorbing it in a softly falling evening.
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Sahitya Akademi Award winners for Nepali
List of Sahitya Akademi Award winners for Nepali language from 1977 till 2023, in recognition of excellence in Indian writing in Nepali language
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म अनि मेरो कविता
कहिले मन भित्रका कुरा खोल्नका लागि कहिले मनभित्र भाव सँगाल्नका लागि कहिले आवाज बनेर मुटुको ढुकढुकीमा धड्किनका लागि लेखियोस्, मेरो कविता जुन कल्पनाको अद्भूत विकल्प बनोस् ।
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‘The Power Of Words 2’ by Binod Dawadi and Sydnie Beaupre – Book review by Sushant Thapa
The Power of Words 2 written and edited by Binod Dawadi from Kathmandu, Nepal and Sydnie Beaupre from Canada respectively begins with simple and minimalistic outlook to life.
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Fortune Maker
A worthy measure is not in accepting the last goodbye, but in creating a fortune nest together. The “you” in the poem is humanity. The poem celebrates any authentic human relation, that kisses the pain away.
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