Sab Itna Asamapt (Hindi Edition)

Sab Itna Asampat (Everything is So Infinite) gives an idea of the collections content through its title. Most of its poems were written after 2010. Some other poetic experiments are also included, testifying to the poets constant movement within poetry and its larger world. Kunwar Narayan never limited the role of poetry at any cost. In one of his poems, he symbolically stated, I never want to end my poems. I want to maintain that living connection that the end ends. He always wanted to write poems that were eternal, and therefore endless. The poems in this collection embody this concern and thus present a comprehensive and mutually integral vision of end and beginning. The poems in this collection uniquely unsettle and reassure. They are the poetic culmination of a great poets entire experience, often echoing a profound melancholy. Here is a collage of forgotten memories and a concern for a society sliding toward unexpected ironies. Like two shores of the ocean, poems about the varied experiences and echoes of life and death are juxtaposed throughout the collection. Kunwar Narayan, a leading Hindi poet, has created a completely different paradigm through his works. In this vein, the poems in this collection make his presence felt in a new form. His poetic journey is a continuum of the physical and the immaterial, the moral and the immoral, the return and departure, the end and the beginning, the will to live and the yearning for liberation. This sensitivity gradually expands in multidimensionality throughout the collection, revealing to readers a profound and experientially rich poetic world of Kunwar Narayan.