Saket Ranjan Shukla

A minimal Hindi poetry post expressing that sometimes a simple cup of tea is enough to bring peace and comfort in life. The poem reflects the beauty of small moments and the calm feeling that a cup of tea can provide.

A Hindi ghazal describing the graceful beauty of a woman — her hair like monsoon clouds, a shining bindi, expressive eyes, soft cheeks and smiling lips — while the poet reflects on restraint in love, reminding himself not to lose his heart in every moment of a first meeting.

A Hindi poem written as a Holi greeting, wishing happiness, harmony, and positivity for everyone. The poem talks about colors washing away jealousy and ego, spreading love, sweetness like traditional sweets (gujiyas), reuniting friends and families, and celebrating Holi with respect and warmth instead of negativity.

A Hindi poem expressing emotional exhaustion, quiet acceptance, and the pain of betrayal in a relationship. The poet reflects on ignoring mistakes, inner hurt, and finally deciding to see the limits of the other person’s actions

A motivational Hindi poetry reel by Saket Ranjan Shukla wishing Happy New Year 2026, expressing hope, resilience, new resolutions, and the spirit of starting fresh

A Hindi motivational poem expressing resilience, hope and inner strength. The poem reflects a person’s journey through betrayal, setbacks and emotional exhaustion, yet still choosing to rise, persist and chase their destiny after breaking repeatedly

A poignant Hindi poem titled “Kaun Chahta Tha” by Saket Ranjan Shukla (@my_pen_my_strength), expressing the ache of separation, unspoken emotions, and the helpless acceptance that love sometimes brings.

"A heartfelt Hindi-Urdu style poem in ghazal form, expressing the pain of unfulfilled love, the silence of emotions, and the worth of every tear shed in love’s name."

A heartfelt Hindi poem by Saket Ranjan Shukla, expressing the unspoken emotions of love — where silence, hesitation, and longing define the fate of two hearts. The essence of ‘फ़ितरत-ए-वस्ल-ए-आशिक़ी’ is captured in every verse.

This poem beautifully narrates the divine birth of Shri Krishna on the dark night of Ashtami under Rohini Nakshatra. From Vasudev carrying the newborn across the Yamuna with Sheshnaag’s protection, to the joyous celebrations in Nandgaon with Yashoda and Nand Baba, it captures every sacred moment. The verses describe the gods’ blessings, the parting of Yamuna, and the anticipation of Krishna’s playful leelas. It concludes with devotion towards Nandlal, Vrindavan’s Govind, and the eternal hope of Dharma’s restoration through him.