Mumbai: Young poet Dinesh Gupta has launched his collection of poems “Kaise Chand Lafzon Men SaaraPyarLikhun”today. Although the treasury of Hindi literaturehas no dearth of romantic works, Gupta has attempted to add a new dimension to the traditional thoughts of‘love’. He is the master of making metrical depiction withsimple diction to portray feminine exquisiteness.

What is ‘love?’ In today’s busy world, how many of us think of the true nature of ‘love,’ even for a little while? The ever growing mechanization of the society is literally weeding out our subtle feelings. Today, we are almost forgetting that true ‘love’ abides in the world of imagination; it’s more a matter of feeling than an act.

Although a software engineer by profession, Gupta’s natural talent of stitching simple words soaked with romantic thoughts to form tiny poems – undoubtedly earns an exceptional distinction to him in the world of Hindi literature. In his work, he has reached the apex of emotion many times – but nicely exercised restraint on the language. Thus, lovers of all ages can enjoy the anthology of ‘love’.

 

Popularly known as ‘Din’, Gupta says, “Poetry originates from the inherent sense and feeling of human heart.”According to him, a verse isborn anytime anywhere: in daylight or night, in gladness or sadness, in win or ruin, in passion or fashion, in certainty or uncertainty and so on. “Thoughts perpetually originate in the deepest core of heart, and when right words are found to express them – a poem is born,” explains Gupta.

“Kaise Chand Lafzon Men SaaraPyarLikhun”is a compilation of deep feelings of a great lover. Young poet Gupta’s easily said ever-true expressions often makereaders recollect their own experience. Thus, while reading often the reader loses his own identity and gets mingled with the thought of the poem.

“Vo HarRojMujhseMilti Hai, Main Har Bar NahinKehPaata

Jab Dil Men ItnaPyar Hai, Labon Par KyunNahinAata

Ham BhiNahiKarteTheKabhi, Pyar-MuhabbatKeKisson Par Yakin

Magar Jab DilKo Chu Jaye Koi EkBaar, Phir Koi AurNahiBhata “

True ‘love’bestows pleasure, and once in deep love people start feeling great about themselves. Well, poet Gupta’s sensitive mind has very nicely portrayed those fantasies in lines like:

“Meri Jaan Gar Main Tujhse Juda Ho Jaaun,

TereIshk Men Phir Main Khuda Ho Jaaun”

The lane of ‘love’ is not so smooth always. There are ups and downs. Yet, those who are in real ‘love’ never retreat. The feeling is vividly uttered by the words:

“Jab BhiBehad Tut KarBikharta Hun Main

DugnaHokarNikharta Hun Main”

Poet Dinesh Gupta’s works show us the real nature of ‘love’. They rekindleour lost thoughts of ‘love’. They inspire us to rediscover the act of ‘love’ from a non-materialistic angle. Although, he was born in the Mandsaur district of Madhya Pradesh, he has stayed in several places of India. So, this romantic poet has a long association with manyHindi magazines and websites. Today, his poems are read widely, and they have earned him a good number of fans in the Hindi readers’community. He gratefully recalls, “I got inspiration to stick to and grow in this field from the encouraging reactions of my beloved readers in blogs and social networking sites.”

On the eve of Valentine’s Day, “Kaise Chand Lafzon Men SaaraPyarLikhun”is a great giftto the lovers of the country.  Its contents conquer the generation gap – as the poems are presenting thoughts, which are universal and ubiquitous.

source : Lokesh Shastri