जो मेरे घर कभी नहीं आएँगे — Poesia

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जो मेरे घर कभी नहीं आएँगे — Poesia | Poetry Explainer

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जो मेरे घर कभी नहीं आएँगे मैं उनसे मिलने उनके पास चला जाऊँगा। एक उफनती नदी कभी नहीं आएगी मेरे घर नदी जैसे लोगों से मिलने नदी किनारे जाऊँगा कुछ तैरूँगा और डूब जाऊँगा पहाड़, टीले, चट्टानें, तालाब असंख्य पेड़ खेत कभी नहीं आएँगे मेरे घर खेत-खलिहानों जैसे लोगों से मिलने गाँव-गाँव, जंगल-गलियाँ जाऊँगा। जो लगातार काम में लगे हैं मैं फ़ुरसत से नहीं उनसे एक ज़रूरी काम की तरह मिलता रहूँगा— इसे मैं अकेली आख़िरी इच्छा की तरह सबसे पहली इच्छा रखना चाहूँगा।

Traduzione

Those who will never come to my house I will go to meet them I will go to them. A river that is overflowing will never come to my house To meet people like the river I will go to the riverbank I will swim a bit and drown Mountains, mounds, rocks, ponds Countless trees and fields Will never come to my house To meet people like fields and barns I will go from village to village, through forest paths. Those who are always busy working I am not free I will meet them as if it's an important task— I want to keep this as my only last wish As my very first wish.

Spiegazione

The poem by Vinod Kumar Shukla expresses a deep yearning for connection with the world beyond one's immediate surroundings. The poet speaks of people and elements of nature that will never come to him, prompting him to venture out to meet them. This journey symbolizes a quest for understanding and experiencing life beyond the confines of one's home. The poet's desire to swim in a river, encounter mountains, and visit villages reflects a longing for exploration and the richness of diverse experiences. The poem also touches on the theme of work and leisure, suggesting that meaningful connections are as vital as any task. The poet's wish to prioritize this desire for connection as both his last and first wish underscores its significance in his life.

Dizionario parole

Parola	Significato semplice	Traduzione	Pron.
जो	वह	who	jo
मेरे	मेरा	my	mere
घर	मकान	house	ghar
कभी	कभी नहीं	never	kabhi
नहीं	न	not	nahin
आएँगे	आएंगे	will come	aayenge
मैं	मुझे	I	main
उनसे	उन	them	unse
मिलने	मुलाकात	to meet	milne
उनके	उनका	their	unke
पास	निकट	near	paas
चला	गया	go	chala
जाऊँगा	जाऊंगा	will go	jaaunga
एक	एक	a	ek
उफनती	उफान वाली	raging	ufanti
नदी	जलधारा	river	nadi
जैसे	की तरह	like	jaise
लोगों	व्यक्तियों	people	logon
से	के साथ	with	se
किनारे	तट	bank	kinare
कुछ	थोड़ा	some	kuch
तैरूँगा	तैरना	will swim	tairoonga
और	तथा	and	aur
डूब	डूबना	drown	doob
पहाड़	पर्वत	mountains	pahaad
टीले	ढेर	mounds	tile
चट्टानें	पत्थर	rocks	chattanen
तालाब	झील	ponds	talab
असंख्य	अगणित	countless	asankhya
पेड़	वृक्ष	trees	ped
खेत	कृषि भूमि	fields	khet
खेत-खलिहानों	कृषि स्थान	fields and barns	khet-khalihanon
गाँव-गाँव	गाँव	village to village	gaanv-gaanv
जंगल-गलियाँ	वन मार्ग	forest paths	jangal-galiyan
लगातार	सतत	constantly	lagataar
काम	कार्य	task	kaam
में	अंदर	in	mein
लगे	व्यस्त	engaged	lage
हैं	होते हैं	are	hain
फ़ुरसत	समय	leisure	fursat
ज़रूरी	महत्वपूर्ण	important	zaroori
की	का	of	ki
तरह	जैसा	like	tarah
मिलता	मुलाकात	meet	milta
रहूँगा	रहूँगा	will keep	rahoonga
इसे	इसको	this	ise
अकेली	एकमात्र	only	akeli
आख़िरी	अंतिम	last	aakhiri
इच्छा	चाहत	wish	ichha
सबसे	सर्वाधिक	most	sabse
पहली	प्रथम	first	pehli
रखना	रखना	to place	rakhna
चाहूँगा	चाहूंगा	would like	chahunga

Poeta e contesto

PoetaVinod Kumar Shukla

EpocaModern Hindi Literature

Vinod Kumar Shukla is a renowned Indian poet and novelist known for his contribution to modern Hindi literature. His works often explore themes of simplicity and the beauty of everyday life. He has been recognized for his unique narrative style and profound insights into human emotions.

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QuandoModern era

PerchéThe poem reflects the poet's desire to connect with nature and people who are distant or unreachable. It emphasizes the longing for experiences and connections that are not easily accessible, highlighting a universal human yearning for exploration and understanding.

FormaFree verse

Temi e altro

Temi

Longing for connectionExplorationNatureHuman relationships

Figure retoriche

Metaphor: The poet uses the metaphor of a river to describe people who are dynamic and ever-changing.Imagery: Vivid descriptions of nature such as rivers, mountains, and fields create a rich visual landscape.Repetition: The phrase 'कभी नहीं आएँगे' emphasizes the absence and longing for connection.Symbolism: Nature elements symbolize different aspects of life and human emotions.