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Antsthal Mei Iran / अन्तस्थल में इरण

Antsthal Mei Iran / अन्तस्थल में इरण

Aayush Kumar

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Editorial:
Repro India Limited
Año de edición:
2022
Materia
Poesía
ISBN:
9798886418798
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In front of all of you, I am feeling very happy while presenting my poetry collection Iran in the anasthal. I have made a small effort to put my feelings in poems and today these poems of mine have been collected in one place in the form of iron in the interior. Never thought that my poems would someday come out in the form of a book, but today it has become possible and in this sequence, first of all, I thank the Almighty Lord Shri Krishna, without whose desire and inspiration it would hardly have been possible. Could it happen? I am indebted to my revered father Shri Manoj ji and revered mother Shrimati Ramshree Devi, because of whom I got this life. It is the values ​​given by him that I turned towards creativity. I am grateful to my gurus Anita Pandey (Mother Ji), Abhishek Pandey (Gurudev) and Preeti Sharma (Ma’am Ji) who enabled me to write my feelings on paper. Apart from all this there are some other names without which this collection would hardly have been possible. Dearest Friends Divyanshu Kushwaha and Abhishek Kumar. These are some such important names, apart from which perhaps this collection has no value, no importance.

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