Saket Ranjan Shukla

The poem “Ab Baat Khatam” expresses the exhaustion of someone who has finally decided to stop trying to save a relationship. After saying everything that needed to be said and enduring everything that needed to be endured, the speaker reflects on the pain, misunderstandings, broken trust, and self-blame they have carried. They also remind the other person that their own journey was not free of struggles or thorns. The poem ends with a firm, emotional decision: the speaker has stayed as long as they could, but now it is time to let go. It captures the quiet pain of reaching one's limit and choosing closure over further suffering.

A Hindi poem about an amateur poet who has gradually become silent, withdrawn from others and from his own emotions, questioning whether the poet within him has merely fallen asleep or disappeared.

A Hindi poem celebrating Raksha Bandhan and the sacred bond between brothers and sisters. The poem portrays the sister's pure affection and prayers for her brother's well-being, while reminding brothers of their responsibility to support, respect and empower their sisters to pursue their dreams and aspirations.

गौरवान्वित हो अपने इतिहास पर जय हिन्द के नारे लगाते हैं, कर नमन शहीद वीर-वीरांगनाओं को सम्मान शीश नवाते हैं,

A Hindi poem exploring the many shades of love—its chaos, peace, longing, silent conversations, emotional transformation, and the way it brings two souls together. It portrays love as a living force that changes hearts, reshapes lives, and gently teaches that this is how love truly learns to fly.

A poem about questioning whether success, anger, or stubborn ambition is worth losing one's true self. It reflects an inner conflict between chasing goals at any cost and preserving one's identity, conscience, and self-respect.

A reflective Hindi poem about shattered dreams, relentless effort, self-doubt, missed opportunities, and the emotional burden of life's struggles. It explores the conflict between destiny and determination while accepting personal flaws. Despite disappointment and repeated setbacks, the poem carries an honest voice of self-reflection rather than blame, making it a deeply personal journey through hope, failure, and resilience.

A deeply emotional Hindi poem about betrayal, abandonment, and hypocrisy. The poet questions the absence of someone close during moments of pain, struggle, and humiliation, while others mocked wounds, blamed the sufferer, and took advantage of vulnerability. The repeated phrase “Where were you?” intensifies the feeling of heartbreak and disappointment.

A Hindi poem about emotional distance in a close relationship, where one person silently endures pain, avoids conflict, and eventually chooses self-respect and letting go.

A poetic Instagram reel showing the transition from autumn to spring with scenes of falling leaves, fresh green buds, birds, blooming gardens, fruit markets, and a glowing diya. The visuals symbolize renewal, nature’s beauty, and the celebration of the Hindu New Year and Navratri, ending with a strong message of pride and cultural identity.