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Megha –Ek Naushikiye Ki Kavitaayien by Kumar Mohit

“Hindi has always been the voice of this country, though we have diversities Hindi doesn’t discriminate.” This is my love for Hindi, and surely this was the reason behind binding the collection of poems with a thread of emotions of the different color in a name which symbolizes hope for farmers, fate for peasants and source of life for creatures “Megha” (The Rain). The inspiration for writing this book is my interest in Hindi literature and the immense love of my grandfather. He had inspired a lot and same was done by those poets and authors (Jayshankar Prasad, Harivansh Rai Bachhan, Robert Frost and many other) of pre-independence era whom we had read during our school days. This book will surely be liked by those, who love the classical form of Hindi, the beauty of Hindi literature, the metaphors, the personifications and many other elements. And the subjects are also exhaustive like bravery, society, love, tragedy and truth. Moreover, the emphasis was laid on relating the poems with nature, with our local environment so that we can relate to it and can feel the importance of it. Because literature serves as a mirror to the society, and if it isn’t able to depict the ongoing condition, it won’t be more than a pleasant piece of writing. The opening lines are itself an invitation to look into the situation of society:-
“इंद्रधनुष के रंगों को मैं , ढूंढ रहा बाज़ारों में,
हंसी ठहाके , मौन मंच और शंका के गलियारों में”
I hope it will surely be loved by Hindi lovers.


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