Kaise Kahoon

Baba Nagarjuna Believes That Poetry Is Like A Prism Through Which A Ray Of Emotion Passes Through And It Transforms Into All The Colors Of Life. Means Happiness, Sorrow, Joy, Enthusiasm, Frustration, Disappointment, Irritation And Grudge All Started Appearing Clearly Separately. Construction, Creation, Past, Future And Present Were Seen Changing Into Colorful Rays. My Ideal Poet Ramdhari Singh Dinkar Says That The Poet Creates SelfSukhay, Even If There Is Abundance Of Ideas In The Poems, There Is No Basis To Say That The Poet Talks About SelfSukhay In Vain. In Fact, He Is Eager To Make An Impact On Life. (Pg. 410, Dinkar Sanchayan) Similarly, Dinkar Writes In An Essay That The First Step To Being A Poet Is To Be A Thinker. The Thinker Is The One Who Does Not Change The Direction Of His Thinking Due To The Fear Of The King, Who Does Not Compromise On Any Such Morality Due To The Fear Of Dishonor And The Greed Of Suyash, Which Is Unacceptable To His Thinking. The One Who Remains Fearless, Greedy And Walks Towards The Same Direction Which Is The Natural Direction Of His Thinking. All These Inspirations Have Influenced The Writing Of My Life. In The Collection Kal Ka Suraj, There Has Been A Ritual To Bring Light To Whatever Goal Is Set, And The Composition Titled Kaise Kahoon Has Been Made The Basis Of This Collection. Dr. Pradyuman Kumar Bhatt (Author)