Thursday 30 June 2016

चतुष्पदी (Quatrain)-30

चतुष्पदी (Quatrain)-30

तेरे बगैर वीराना, संसार लगता है
प्यार बस तेरा, बाकी व्यापार लगता है
ज़िंदगी रह गयी, तेरी यादों के सहारे
इसी में मेरे कर्मो का उद्धार लगता है
tere bagair veeraana, sansaar lagta hai 
pyar bus tera, baaki vyapaar lagta hai 
zindgi rah gayi, teri yaadon ke sahaare 
isi mein mere karmo kaa uddaar lagta hai. 
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सर्वाधिकार सुरक्षित /त्रिभवन कौल  

Picture curtsy Shri Sanjay Kumar Giri/ युवा उत्कर्ष साहित्यक मंच
 

Wednesday 29 June 2016

हाइकू श्रृंखला - 4

मृतक शिशु 
विध्वंस मानवता 
पुनर्स्थापन
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नदिया पार  
वृक्ष पंछी बयार   
सखियाँ झूलें
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रक्तिम छोर 
चले घर की ओर 
मच्छी बाज़ार
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क्षुब्द सागर 
त्रासित नभचर 
भू प्रकोपित
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पर्वत श्रेणी 
स्वच्छ श्वेत बर्फीली 
पर्यवेशक 
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बांसुरी नाद 
अलोकिक अलाप 
दर्शक दीर्घा
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सर्वधिकार सुरक्षित /त्रिभवन कौल


Wednesday 22 June 2016

चाँद सा मुखड़ा तुम्हारा ऐसा मैंने सुना I


चाँद सा मुखड़ा तुम्हारा ऐसा मैंने सुना
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चाँद सा मुखड़ा तुम्हारा, ऐसा मैंने सुना
जो देखा गौर से मैंने, दाग कोई मिला
लोग तो यूँही तुम्हारा नाम लेते हैं
चाँद कह कर तुम्हे बस, बदनाम करते हैं.

ज़ुल्फों को खोल दो तुम, बादल बरसते
औरों को सुना है औरों से कहते
लोग तो यूँही तुम्हारा नाम लेते हैं
गरजती बरसती, बस बदनाम करते हैं.

उर्वशी, मेनका, रम्भा ,तुम्हे यह नाम देते हैं
उनकी कसमे खा, अपने दिल थाम लेते हैं
लोग तो यूँही तुम्हारा नाम लेते हैं
तुम्हे नहीं, सादगी को बदनाम करते हैं.

है प्यार की दुहाई, बातों में आना
प्यार भरी ज़िन्दगी ,नरक बनाना
लोग तो यूँही तुम्हारा नाम लेते हैं
हाथ लगा कुछ, तो बदनाम करते हैं.
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सर्वाधिकार सुरक्षित/ त्रिभवन कौल


चतुष्पदी (Quatrain)-29

चतुष्पदी (Quatrain)-29
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ज़िंदगी के लम्हों को गुज़रते देर नहीं लगती
वर्तमान, अतीत में बदलते देर नहीं लगती
देर तो लगती है अपना भविष्य सुधारने में
पल में प्राण पखेरू भी उड़ते देर नहीं लगती I
Zindgi ke lamhon ko guzarte der nahi lagti
Vartman, ateet mein badalte der nahi lagti
Der to lagti hai apna bavishy sudhaarne mein
Pl mein praan pakheru bhi udte der nahi lagti
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सर्वाधिकार सुरक्षित/ त्रिभवन कौल

चतुष्पदी (Quatrain)-28






चतुष्पदी (Quatrain)-28
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चौराहे पर देखिये कुछ चहरे सताए
मासूम बचपन भी हैं सब वे भुलाए
समाज की हैं वे कुछ बुझी शमाएं
चलो मिल कर चंद शमा जलाएं I
Chaurahon pr dekhiye kuch chahre sataaye
Maasoom bachpan bhi hain sab ve bhulaaye
Smaaj kee hain ve kuch bujhi shamaayen
Chalo mil kr chand shama jaalaayen
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सर्वाधिकार सुरक्षित /त्रिभवन कौल

Tuesday 21 June 2016

मेरा काव्य पाठ (My poetry recitation)



12 जून 2016 को हीरनन्दनी मीडोज़/ठाणे (महाराष्ट्र)में  हुए काव्य संगोष्ठी में मेरा काव्य पाठ।
Recitation of my poem in hindi at a  poetry meet held at Hiranandani Meadows (Maharashtra) on 12 June 2016

Saturday 18 June 2016

वर्ण पिरामिड

वर्ण पिरामिड
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है 
विष 
वेदना 
धोखा छल 
स्त्री उत्पीड़न  
िपृतसत्तात्मक  
........असंवेदनशील
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था 
यक्ष 
कुबेर 
निष्कासित 
......संदेशदूत 
.....विरह वेदना 
......मेघदूत रचना
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सर्वाधिकार सुरक्षित / त्रिभवन कौल

Friday 17 June 2016

सीमायें

सीमायें
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सीमायें बाँटती हैं
दिलों को
प्यार को
विश्वास को

सीमायें उकसाती हैं
खूनी इरादों को
नफरतों को
गद्दारों को

सीमायें गवाह हैं
सर कटे शहीदों की
रिफूजियों के पलायन की
आम जनता की बेबसी की

सीमायें दर्द हैं
हुक्मरानों की नासमझी का
भाईचारे की दुर्दशा का
नेताओं की दुविधाओं का

सीमायें राजनीती हैं
कुर्सी के साख की
शह और मात की
करगिल से घात की

सीमायें पैदा करती हैं
खूनी जज़्बात को
जासूसों की जमात को
घृणा जैसे हालात को

सीमायें पहचान हैं
हेमराज की
अब्दुल हमीद की
हनुमनथैया की

सीमायें ना हों तो हम परिन्दें हैं
सीमायें ना हो तो हम फरिश्तें हैं
एक बार सीमायें मिटा कर देखो
ना हम परेशान, ना वह दरिंदें हैं

सीमायें ना हों तो हम इंसान हैं
सीमायें ना हों, ईश की पहचान हैं
इतिहास का दर्द हैं यह सीमायें
सीमायें ना हों,एक दूजे के मेहमान हैं
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सर्वाधिकार सुरक्षित/त्रिभवन क़ौल

Tuesday 14 June 2016

एक काव्य संगोष्ठी (A Poetry Meet)

A poetry meet (kavy goshti) held at Hiranandani Meadows, Thane (Maharashtra) under the agies of Yuva Utkarsh Sahitiyk Manch/India on 12th June, 2016
युवा उत्कर्ष साहित्यिक मंच (महाराष्ट्र शाखा )के तत्वाधान में रविवार 12 जून 2016 को एक काव्य संगोष्ठी हीरानंदानी मीडोज /ठाणे में आयोजित की गयी. इस काव्य गोष्ठी को युवा उत्कर्ष साहित्यिक मंच के राष्टीय अध्यक्ष आदरणीय रामकिशोर उपाध्याय जी, राष्टीय कोषाध्य्क्ष आदरणीय  सुरेशपाल वर्मा जसाला जी, राष्टीय सचिव श्री ओम प्रकाश शुक्ल जी दिल्ली से आकर, संगोष्ठी के अध्यक्ष  आदरणीय सतीश वर्मा जी और पी टी ट्यूसडे के संयोजक श्री अनीश ववयरे जी ने अपनी उपस्तिथि से काव्य गोष्ठी को ना केवल गरिमा प्रधान की अपितु एक यादगार शाम को अपने काव्य पाठ से निमंत्रित कवियों एवं श्रोताओं को को श्रेष्ठ काव्य रस की अनुभूति से सराबोर कर दिया. भारतीय भाषाओँ को, विशेषकर हिंदी -मराठी के कवियों को एक मंच पर लाने की मंशा लिए, इस मंच ने अपने प्रथम प्रयास में जो सफलता प्राप्त की, इसका मुझे आभास नहीं था. इस का श्रेय युवा उत्कर्ष साहित्यिक मंच से जुड़े सन्मान्य कवि के साथ साथ ठाणे से संचालित मैक्स-मीट सोशल /पोएट्री ट्यूसडे से जुड़े सन्मान्य वरिष्ठ और युवा  कवियों को जाता है जिन्होंने  इस गोष्ठी में अपनी हिंदी-मराठी रचनाओं द्वारा योगदान दे कर सभी उपस्तिथ सहभागियों का मन जीत लिया. श्री रामकिशोर उपाध्याय जी, श्री सुरेशपाल वर्मा जसाला जी,श्री ओम प्रकाश शुक्ल जी, श्री सतीश वर्मा जी, डॉ. दिवाकर पोखरयाल, श्री राज किशोर मिश्र, श्री भारत भूषण शर्मा,(सभी हिंदी रचनाकार)  श्री अनीश वव्यारे, श्री जयेश रमैया, सुश्री कल्पना रमैया, सुश्री कामेश्वरी कुलकर्णी,श्री कल्पेश आचार्या  (सभी मराठी-हिंदी रचनाकार), श्री अविनाश कुमार मिश्र (हिंदी-अवधि-मैथिली) का में हार्दिक आभारी हूँ जिन्होंने इस गोष्ठी में  बड़े ही आत्मीय एवं अनौपचारिक काव्य पाठ से  सभी को अभिभूत कर दिया. गोष्ठी के सफल संचालन के लिए श्री ओम प्रकाश शुक्ल जी को हार्दिक धन्यवाद. में श्री मणि कौल और सुश्री आशिता कौल का भी हार्दिक आभारी हूँ जिन्होंने इस काव्य संगोष्ठी को सफल बंनाने में अपना भरपूर योगदान दिया. कुछ उपलभ्ध छाया चित्र पेश हैं/.........























त्रिभवन कौल 

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Friday 10 June 2016

Annamika

Annamika
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“Anaamika, Anaamikaaaaaa,” Reeta called her.
“Yes, Ma” the reply was somewhat muted.
“Where are you beta?” Reeta searched and found her lying on bed. Reeta saw her daughter with her head tied with a cloth indicating that she was having headache.
“Arre! What happened to my baby,” Reeta put her hand on her hand with motherly instinct.
“Don’t call me baby, Ma. I am no baby any more.” Annamika jerked her hand.
Reeta was surprised and shocked as well. She sat near her and made an attempt to comfort her by caressing her back. This time Annamika did not resist but did not speak either. Reeta got up slowly and said,
“beta you have tutorials. Why don’t you get ready and go? Saachi bhabhi’s son has already left for his tutorials. Do you want to lag behind? You have to score maximum for your own future, for your own career and bagging a good job and husband.” Reeta dreamt of her future in just sixty seconds.
‘Let him go to hell. I don’t care. Am I tied to his destiny? Why the hell you are making him an example for me.” Anamika jumped from her bed and made an exit from the room stomping and closing the door furiously behind her. Reeta was too stunned to react to her sudden outburst.

Clearing 10th with at least 90+ percentage has always been a yardstick for furthering child’s career in the eyes of an Indian parents. The competition becomes tough as a child enters higher competitive levels to seek admission in the best professional institutions for making out a career at a later stage which always depends upon the stream a student choose and the marks obtained. Annamika’s parents were no exception. They wanted her to take up biology stream for her plus 2 Boards so that she could take up medicine and become a doctor. The pressure on Annamika was enormous as she was asked to choose biology stream instead of her choice of subjects once she entered 10th. For the last one and a half year, pressure to perform in academics was telling upon her mind and body. She was not able to cope with her daily routine of waking up at 0400 hrs in the morning, going through her subjects , preparing for her school, be at school till 1600 hrs and attending tutorials to get coached for biology, maths and english. She wanted to take some time off and indulge in some sort of recreational activities, going out with her friends, getting relaxed but expectations from her parents simply made her to shun everything which in the eyes of her parents were useless extra and irregular activities that could bring her academic performance down. However the breaking point always was when comparisons were made between her and her peers from the school, society and relatives. This not only made her irritable but she began to hate studies. Slowly and gradually she started withdrawing herself into her own shell.
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Manu was dead tired when he entered into his flat. He saw Reeta opening the door before he could even ring the bell. She looked glum. Manu watching her came to know immediately something was amiss. He tried to force an unsuccessful smile but found himself following Reeta into their bed room.
“Now what?” Manu asked Reeta. Reeta started sobbing. Manu let her sob for sometimes while he changed into casuals.
“Is it Bai again ?” he asked watching Reeta
“No, Manu. Annamika is not at all serious about her studies. Boards are three months away and I am afraid that she is not preparing for it as she should. How is she going to get the required percentage for her admission to MBBS?” She blurted out in one go.
“What do you do whole day? Isn’t it your responsibility to check her performance and make her attend to tutorials. What for I am earning? I want to see her on top one day like Raje uncle’s daughter,” Manu made her unhappiness evident. Reena was not the one who could be browbeaten.
“No, it is your fault. I advised you to put her in coaching centre the day she passed her eleventh. You never listened to me.” Reena retorted. Manu thought for sometime. “Ok, let me talk to her. I have great plans for her future but she has to cooperate.” He watched Reeta glaring at him which galvanised him to stride out of his bed room. Moments later he came back rushing to Reeta almost shouting, “where is Anaamika ?”
Reeta was at her wits end. She stared at Manu as if he was to be blamed for Annamika’s disappearance. Manu and Reeta searched every room of their three bed-room set including bathrooms and improvised closed storage spaces but could not find Annamika. They were contemplating asking her friends when they received a call from Manu’s sister Reena.
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Reena was watching TV serial IGT when she heard doorbell ringing. She got up reluctantly and opened the door. Annamika was standing in front of her leaning herself against the door as if she was drained of blood. She seemed to have wept. Her eyes were swollen and hair dishevelled. Reena craned her neck to see whether anyone was accompanying her. Not finding anyone, she ushered Annamika inside and made her sit in the drawing room.
“What happened? Is this about Boards again? Have they fought again? She asked while going into her bedroom to switch off the TV. She hurriedly went into the kitchen to fetch a glass of Tropicana juice which she knew was one of the favourites of Annamika. She did not hear anything from the girl. She came out only to find her sleeping on the sofa. She did not wake her up. She went inside again and brought a sheet and spreading over her turned the AC on.
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Annamika always used to visit her Bua whenever she felt low due to any reason. Bua was her support line and a sort of councillor. Had Reena not be there for her, she would have taken some extreme step. Reena was the only one who could understand her ambitions and aspirations while Annamika was fighting the enormous pressure to perform academically from her parents. Reena knew that pressure to perform was snatching innocent pleasure of enjoying life within her and preying on her mind. She had advised her brother Manu and her sister-in-law time and again to let Annamika pursue her own passion, to let her study the subjects she wanted to study, to let her own dreams to follow but she was always asked to keep aloof from such matters as she had no child of her own who could understand a parent’s anxiety for their wards.  She had understood the potential of Annamika as a designer. Annamika never wanted to become a doctor but Manu and Reeta forced her to take subjects in eleventh class relevant to appearing in MBBS exams after her Boards just because Sachchi Bhabi’s son was interested in doctor’s career and pressure of being left out in the race of one up-manship between two neighbours made Annamika to suffer. Raje uncle’s daughter Sheena’s success story was also playing on their mind little realising that Sheena studied in USA where academics play lesser part than personality development and honing one’s skills. Annamika had an aptitude of making designs. She had shown her designs of everything from clothing to auto-parts to buildings. Reena knew that Annamika’s future was not in medical line. This time she made up her mind to talk straight with his brother and sister-in-law.
Reena made a call to Manu and informed him about Annamika being with her simultaneously advising him not to come at that juncture to get her. She rang another number and spoke to someone.
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Early in the morning, Manu and Reeta landed at Reena’s residence. Reena asked them to be comfortable while calling Annamika. Annamika came out of bathroom and stood still seeing her parents. Reeta jumped and embraced Annamika tightly. Annamika did not say a word.
Manu could not control himself and stood up advancing towards Annamika when Reena held him forcibly. “Why don’t we sit and discuss? She said softly but firmly. Manu sensed her sister’s firm resolve and sat down. Reena gestured Annamika to sit too. Reeta simply wanted to get over it and take her daughter home.
“Manu, this is not the first time Annamika has come to me in a state which I would call most depressive. This is leading her nowhere. You both have hyper expectations which she is definitely not going to fulfil. It is now high time that you both allow her some own space and let her decide what does she want to do.” Reena wanted to call a spade a spade this time.
Reeta could not tolerate such blatant intervention in their personal lives from Reena even though she was sister of Manu. 
“Look Reena, it is our personal affair. Please don’t butt in. We have come to take Annamika” Annamika was about to say something when Reena asked her to keep quite.
“No, it is not your personal affair now. She has come to me. She always comes to me. Don’t pressurise her. You forced her to choose subjects which she never wanted to study. Academic pressure has suppressed her own desires, interest and hobbies not to speak about her deteriorating health.” She was interrupted by wind chime and saw Rishi standing at the door.
Manu and Reeta were surprised to see an unknown person at Reena’s flat. They exchanged glances with each other making their minds criss-cross within their heads. Reena welcomed Rishi to sit.
“This is Rishi. He was my student. He is an example of pursuing his own ambitions against all odds. He had tried to commit suicide twice to run away from extreme frustration when pressure from his parents, school, society tried hard to clip his wings of creativity and imagination. Today he has made a name for himself in fine arts. Like Rishi there are hundreds who chase their own dream. Let Annamika chase her own dream too.” Bua said in one breath while introducing Rishi.
“Yes,uncle. It is no use to fulfil your own aspirations and ambitions through your own child.” Rish spoke softly expecting some reaction. Manu realised how true was Rishi.
“My parents too wanted me to perform which I could not. They also wanted me to get into lawyer’s profession which I was least interested in. The education system also did not allow me to take up my hobby as a profession. The school wanted A+graders to bring honour to their school. I contemplated committing suicide but was talked out of it by Reena mam. The education system in India is such that it leaves little time for recreational, social activities, sports activities and pursue your own interests. Children are forced to piggy back lost baggage of ambitions of their own parents because they had actually failed in their endeavours to realise their own dreams. Isn’t it, Sir.”
Manu did not answer. What was being told was absolutely true.
“Is there anything wrong if parents wish to see their own dreams realised through their own children?” Reeta asked.
“Absolutely not, but parents have also to understand that their wishes cannot be forced on their child. A child is an independent individual too who wants his/her space in this world. Annamika wants to take on this world in her own way. Please don’t put hurdles in her pursuit and make her life stressful and miserable” Rishi stressed on every word.

Anamika sprang to life. She now had one more supportive voice in her favour. She expectantly watched her parents. Manu and Reeta both got up slowly and hugged Annamika.
“Lets go home, beta. We will sort this out now, but never leave us uninformed” Reeta cried. Manu thanked Rishi and Reena. Reena too hugged Annamika and waved her good bye.
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Time flew by. Annamika was never forced to study since that episode but she studied on her own chalking out her own time-table which included meeting her friends, visiting malls, watching movies besides getting into serious studies chalking out a roadmap of her own but under a little supervision of her parents and her Bua as well. She secured approx 85% in medical stream yet chose to go in for structural designing, her passion. Within seven years Annamika became a name in the world of structural designing.
Saachi Bhabi’s son could secure only 60% which was not enough for his admission to MBBS. Subsequently he took commerce stream in graduation which landed him a job of an accountant.
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Thursday 9 June 2016

हाइकू श्रृंखला -3

हाइकू श्रृंखला -3
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एक चीत्कार
कंही तो बलात्कार
पाषाण सारे I

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मोम की बाती 
ताप ' पिघलन 
जीवन चक्र I

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चै सुरक्षित 
शत्रुता पलायन 
प्रेम के बीज I

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मृत  मस्तिष्क
वाहन दुर्घटना
मृत जीवित  I

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खेल खिलाड़ी  
जुआ , भाग्य या आस्था 
सिक्का उछला I

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भीतर लावा 
हरा भरा पर्वत 
छल कपट  I

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नारी आसक्ति
त्वचा की सुंदरता
पूर्ण विच्छेद I

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अन्न भण्डार 
भुखमरी आबादी 
भद्दी नीतियां I
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Sunday 5 June 2016

हाइकू श्रृंखला -2

हाइकू श्रृंखला -2
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उज्ज्वल सूर्य 
लुप्त होते सितारे
शोषित बच्चे
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वसंत ऋतु 
राग-रंग उत्सव 
पिघले बर्फ  
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पर्वत श्रेणी 
सर्पिल पथ राही 
चै वृंदगान
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प्रेम के क्षण 
बेहतरीन पल 
बददुआएं
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झरते पात
स्वर्ण, भूरे, पीताभ
नग्न चित्रण
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सर्दी की ऋतू
ठिठुरते मनुष्य
सिवाय दिल
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