The Eloquent Nights: Recent Episodes
Ankit kumar
First part of the 3 episodes journey that will transcend you to the world of story and magic. It progresses with each episode and will leave you imagining and waiting for more
If a poetry can sum up someone’s life it has to be this gold from Munir Sahab. A perfect blend of self reflection and poetry aesthetics. Do read it whenever you get the chance and fell in love with the artistic intelligence. Song credit: Aadat Nescafé Basement edition by Jald band
A masterpiece by none other than Charles Bukowski who explains the pain of every artist who hides behind none but themselves through this poetry of his. It’s hard-hitting and showcases the reality in its true form. Listen to it to understand his intelligence of him and why this work of his has touched so many souls. Song credits: Jordan Critz (Novella)
A beautifully woven poem that explains the magic of love and how it travels through those in love. Quite vividly it explains ‘ishq’ as a concept and shows how is it different from ‘mohabbat’ and ‘pyaar’. a must-read and listening experience. Song credit: Jaan Wandiyon
One of those Nazms which with every line explains the beauty of a relationship and how to look at it and once you have read through it will surely leave you with multiple thoughts and new perspectives. Music credit: Shobhit Sahay
khamoshiyan: silence, stillness.have you ever heard the voice of silence, the deafening sound of it? blessed are those who have and privileged are those who are still waiting for this (you will hear it). listening to the voices of silence and the voices inside is for sure a life-altering experience and is bound to take you on a journey which ends in chaos and liberation. the moment you start listening to silence in between the noises, be ready to witness a world that surely was made for you but was hidden because you chose to. run hard and far for it, it doesn’t come easy and to all.
all it takes is that one simple step to stand up and speak for yourself.the rest becomes a story which either you or the world knows.
कुछ बातें अनकही रह जाती है, कुछ यादें बस वहीं खड़ी।कुछ दिनों पहले इस समंदर में खड़े हो कर ढलते सूरज को सामने से देखते हुए ये महसूस हुआ कि आख़िर क्या क्या पीछे छूट गया। वो पहली साइकिल को चलाने का एहसास जिसकी चेन हमेशा उतर जया करती थी, वो ठंड वाली दोपहर जो अमूमन घर के छत पर बीता करती थी, वो सनिवार की खिचड़ी जो चोखे और चटनी के बिना कभी पूरी ही नहीं हुई और ऐसी न जाने कई और चीजें। ये कुछ ऐसी यादें है जो ज़िंदगी से कुछ निकल गई कि कभी कभी लगता है वो किसी और दुनिया और किसी और जन्म की बातें हो। कभी रुक कर पीछे मुड कर देखा ही नहीं क्योंकि सब आगे भाग रहे थे और जो पीछे रह जाता वो इन यादों की तरह कहीं खो जाता। मगर यहाँ खड़े हो कर ये सोचने से मैं ख़ुद को रोक नहीं पाया कि क्या जो पीछे छूट गया वो इतना महत्वहीन था और जिसके पीछे मैं बेतहाशा भाग रहा वो सच में इतना ज़रूरी? ख़ैर कुछ देर में शाम ढल गई और मैं फिर से उन कामों में लग गया जो मुझे लोगों ने ज़िंदगी में आगे बढ़ने के लिए सिखाई है। ये बीते हुए कल और आने वाले कल के बीच की लड़ाई में मैंने ख़ुद को अक्सर उलझा हुआ ही पाया है और शायद ये लड़ाई अभी लंबी चलेगी। इसलिए मैं अपने कामों के बीच में ये सोचता रहा कि ये शाम दुबारा कब आएगी और मैं कब एक अच्छा तैराक बन पाऊँगा!
Pain, the more you feel it, the better becomes nothing. pain is undeniably the most important feeling to endure if you ever want to know the answers to your questions. pain is inevitable and that's the beauty of it, one would never go through it if it becomes avoidable and to avoid it is to advance your future grieving. it will break you but once you understand the process of it, you yourself become inevitable and ready to play it hard. there is no good in romanticising pain but understanding it at least gives you the power to deal with it and saves you from the narrative that sells like a hot cake here on the Internet side of the world.
enter the world of Emaraan, 00’s and nostalgia. this is the second episode of the dialogue series with the first one being Veer Zara X Oppenheimer. happy getting lost in this world of magic
a tribute to the living legends Shahrukh khan and Preity Zinta. listen to it at peace. Credits: Music: Ludwig Goransson. Movie: Veer Zaara. In frame: Preity Zinta, Shahrukh Khan
What’sThisAafaq? Let’s answer this with each passing episode. To begin with here’s a walk down to your memory lane. #HappyListening #GettingStarted #VoiceAndWords