हरश्रृंगार
यह कविता बताती है प्रेम के बारे में जो प्रेमिका से उसके प्रेमी को है , वो अपनी प्रेमिका के लिए हरश्रृंगार के पुष्पों के गहने बनाता है जो कि रात्रि में खिलते है और सुबह होते ही झड़ जाते है। उसने बड़ी नज़ाकत से उन्हें पिरोकर अपनी तितली जैसी प्रेमिका को पहनाया है
कौन चाहता था
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.
ना-काबिल-ए-ज़ख़्म
"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."
फ़ितरत-ए-वस्ल-ए-आशिक़ी
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.
श्रीकृष्ण जन्माष्टमी, कृष्णाष्टमी की हार्दिक शुभकामनाएं
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.