ठाव घेतो कोण जन्माचा असा
रंग नाही एकही ज्याचा असा
एक आत्मियताच असते शेवटी
काढला मी अर्थ प्रेमाचा असा
आणते वाहून जे भेटेल ते
वाहण्याचा धर्म पाण्याचा असा
आपल्या सोबत वळावी वाटही
हट्ट आहे चालणाऱ्याचा असा
एकदा जे सोडले ते सोडले
खेद करणे व्यर्थ मोहाचा असा
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अनंत ढवळे
काय बघतोस सारखे मागे
चाललेला पुढे प्रवाहो हा
वाट संपेल ठीक जगण्याची
आपल्यातील पंथ चालो हा
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अंनत ढवळे
Categorizing this book has become hard for me. This book has sci-fi elements, but it is essentially about human behavior! Also, this book is the outcome of the sabbatical I had for a few months this year!
Anyways here's the link :
एक इंग्रजी कादंबरी, इंग्रजी कवितांचा संग्रह, पानगळीची दुसरी आवृत्ती, दुसरा गझल संग्रह, एक मराठी कविता संग्रह, हायकूंचं एक पुस्तक, गझलविषयक लेखांचा संग्रह, 'मीर'ची दुसरी आणि सुधारित आवृत्ती, एक मराठी लघु कादंबरी, उर्दू कवितांचा संग्रह . एवढं सगळं असंपादित काम माझ्याकडे डोळे रोखून पाहत आहे.
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अपने अपने असरार खोल देंNuggets from ‘Nobody’s War’
‘Liberals, my friend, are bad for business.’
‘This urge to believe, to know that there is someone among us, a direct conduit to the supreme power, creates religious leaders and then a living being is revered, despite the knowledge that humans, by design, are fallible.’
‘Politics and poetry betray logic, Kwaqa.’
‘It always takes an outsider. For better or for worse.’
‘I do not age. I may die, but only if a system somewhere thinks it’s my time.’
‘Men my age die alone, in sleep.’
‘One must be in their element, no matter the situation.’
‘We are doing the loops here. Overstating the obvious.’
‘There is a certain joy that poetry exudes. A sadness too. A beautiful, blue sadness.’
‘Trust means nothing to us. It’s a phony construct. We do not deal in such currencies.’
‘For some, information is a deterrent. For some, it is a call to action. For us, it is plain and simple leverage.’
‘Her face shines in the moonlight like a sculpture. It’s his sculpture, a picture he has imagined and drawn and chiseled in his mind, a ripple of glimmer, a momentary breeze. For him, this togetherness lasts forever, though his mind tells him otherwise.’
Anant Dhavale
