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Eloquence Unleashed: Gulmohur High School's Elocution Extravaganza

Young Orators Shine in Bilingual Verbal Virtuosity Display Students at Gulmohur High School demonstrated exceptional oratory prowess in both English and Hindi during the annual elocution competition. JAMSHEDPUR – Gulmohur High School’s annual elocution event on August 31 showcased remarkable linguistic talents across various age groups and categories. The competition, drawing inspiration from…

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**"Noshi Gilani's Enchanting Urdu Ghazal: A Soulful Poetry Recitation"** 🌹✨

Click the link and watch on YouTube اسلام علیکم اور آواز کیدنیا کے دوستوں کو میراسلام!شاعری کے چینل “ڈیوائنصدیقی” میں خوش آمدید!اردو شاعری کے سیگمینٹمیں ایک اور خوبصورت شاعری باذوق سماعتوںکو ہدیہ شاعرہ نوشی گیلانی کی ایک خوبصورت اردو غزل آپ کی سماعتوں کی نذراب کس سے کہیں اور کون سنے جو حال تمہارے بعد ہوااس دل کی جھیل سی آنکھوں میں اک خواب بہت برباد ہوایہ ہجر ہوا بھی دشمن ہے اس نام کے سارے رنگوں…

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DAY 5605

Jalsa, Mumbai                   June 22,  2023                   Thu 11:25 PM    

🪔 .. June 23 .. birthday greetings to Ef Anish Morarji Tataria .. yo from your Ef Family 😁✌🏽 .. 

And .. to dear Ef Moses Sapir .. your wedding anniversary on June 23 .. our good wishes always ..

Birthday - EF - Anish Morarji Tataria Friday, 23 June .. and our wishes for this special day of yours .. love from the Ef family ..

Does it dawn .. dawn in the recognised morn of the day .. the day doth announce its presence .. or about its presence .. and the World of writing and writers hurriedly adopts the ‘dawn’ to their world .. 

‘ it be the dawn of a new world’ ..  they say .. or words to that effect .. effective , poetic and composite .. whether the dawn turns to the sun lit day or not irrespective .. or sets into another quiet unknown night for another dawn to re appear .. 

amusingly , when the film ‘DON’ was announced with me .. many in the world of Hindi cinema were quite unaware of the word don .. 

what they were familiar with was a product known as DAWN .. the  DAWN banyaan .. vests .. 

And the market was very skeptical and annoyed with the makers as to why a film title should be about undergarments .. !!

many still are .. 🤣

... but on another note .. Ef remembers Babuji and his translated auto biography and puts it all down .. I feel it deserves mention here :

And .. before Music Day ends .. I feel having the honor of sharing few words from Babuji about his journey with music from his autobiography .. but , then , indeed , every day is music day .. love .. ❤️🙏🏻

Quoting babuji : 🙏🏻

“ [...] ..

Pratap Narayan [my Father] was duly betrothed to the daughter of Munshi Ishwari Prasad, a resident of Katra Mohalla in Allahabad. Her name was Sursati, and she was to become my Mother. The name 'Sursati' is clearly derived from 'Saraswati', and when I felt the first stirrings of a desire to be a poet or writer, I derived much self-confidence from the fact that I was the son of the goddess of learning and of art and music.

[And in mentioning music] ..

Professor Khushhalkar, was our music teacher, he was a Maharashtrian and a pupil of Pandit V.D. Pulaskar. His Hindi was of the Bombay variety, but when he taught us devotional songs, his pronunciation of every syllable was crystal-clear; he would make us do voice practice to the harmonium, then teach us bhajans such as Tulsi's Gaiye Ganapati Jagabandara, which I can still sing from memory today. He also showed us how to sing while picking out the notes on the harmonium: he would pump the bellows with one hand while the fingers of the other would run lightly over the keys, his own voice blending with that of the instrument in such a way as to achieve a sublime harmony of the inanimate with the animate: evoking a tingling emotional response. Professor Khushhalkar sowed the seeds of music in me, but regrettably I was never able to grow the plant that should have sprung from them. Still, my slight study of music was helpful in the reciting of poetry, and a little knowledge of tala helped me compose songs in the folk genre. I can also tap out a rhythm on a drum, but that was learnt from my mother and sisters. ” ~

Dr. Harivansh Rai Bachchan's Autobiography: In The Afternoon Of Time .. Chapter: Things to Forget, Things to Remember .. Pages: 56, 112 ..

.. and in time .. hopefully there shall an introduction to the music that this untrained novice who has had no musical training at all .. just been in the company of listening and present to the sounds of music that has remained with me .. and the legacy of Babuji , if nothing else shall prevail .. yet again .. 

In quiet love and affection to the Ef ..

Amitabh Bachchan

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IT!loser reader/rich reader learning Sarabis native language to write and recite him poetry (reader has a thick accent and stutters around a lot but he's trying)

reader learning Stones native language to compliment him in and learning a song to serenade him with

reader learning your ocs native languages to recite their vows in it when they get married

I think if Reader learned Hindi for Kali, Stone, & Sarabi or also Russian for Sarabi, they'd love it. Stone and Sarabi would love it the most since they both mostly spoke only their native languages when growing up due to being home-schooled (Sarabi's case) or isolated during childhood (Stone's case). Stone actually has moments where he'll only speak in Hindi, but I personally can't speak it (my father was supposed to teach me and my sisters, but he never did) and I didn't feel comfortable using google translate cause I knew that can be wrong.

But again, they'd all love it. They'd tear up at the altar if they heard Reader speaking their native languages to recite their vows. Kali would bawl his eyes out for sure. Sarabi too would also cry, Stone's eyes would just tear up.

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Poem | Hindi Poetry Tanha Ghar 🏠

Tanhaaii ne puucha ghar se, “Yuuñ gumsum hue kya soch rahe ho?”

Ghar bola, “Kal tak tha tanhaa meiñ, aaj logoñ se bharaa huuñ, qudrat kaa mohraa huuñ.”

“Rishtoñ kaa dhaagaa huuñ, apnoñ ko jodaa huuñ, pyaar jismeiñ boyaa huuñ.”

“Sab piidii ko dekhaa huuñ, bachchoñ ke saath khelaa huuñ, mein bhi vaqt kaa mohraa huuñ.”

“Tanhaaii meiñ murjhaa huuñ, apnoñ ke liye thehraa huuñ, jaisa bhi huuñ, niiñv kaa kandhaa huuñ.”

“Kuch vaqt ke liye banaa dost, phir tanhaaii meiñ simtaa huuñ.”

© Aks Akshita Aks

Recited this poem in my first podcast on Spotify for Podcasters (formerly Anchor), "Tanha Ghar," on the Shayarana Safar platform.

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Dast-e-talab | rohaniat ka safar | Journey to spirituality | Urdu poetry with roman translation |

Spiritual Urdu poetry with Roman Translation for Urdu and Hindi readers. In the days of my youth, I went through some such circumstances that my thoughts turned towards the pure being of Allah. In the beginning, I had to deal with the states of faith and disbelief at times. Since then, I had started writing my emotions and states in the form of verses and poems. But except for a few close friends, I never tried to recite my poetry in poetry gatherings or publish it. But after retirement, now on the insistence of my dear wife, I am taking the courage to present to the readers a part of my writings written during the period of about thirty years of my life.This poetic material of mine is a portrayal in the form of verses of a continuous journey of my life where a person travels in the world of Sufism riding on the chariot of emotions of desires, happiness, sadness, peace, love, pain and suffering, supplication and demand and writes down the unseen states and effects.I hope that these writings of mine will not only be interesting for the readers but will also be a means of learning and understanding something new along with the journey of the world of Sufism and the encouragement of the readers will give me the courage to publish the second part of my writings which is the material beyond these writings.

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Hindi Diwas: A Celebration of India's Linguistic Heritage

Hindi Diwas, celebrated annually on September 14th, is a special day dedicated to the Hindi language, one of the official languages of India. It's a day to honor the rich linguistic heritage of the country and to promote the use of Hindi. Why Celebrate Hindi Diwas? National Unity: Hindi serves as a bridge between various regions of India, fostering a sense of unity and national identity. Cultural Heritage: Hindi is deeply rooted in Indian culture, literature, and history. Global Reach: Hindi is spoken by millions of people worldwide, making it a language of global significance. How is Hindi Diwas Celebrated? Literary Events: Schools, colleges, and literary organizations often organize events like poetry recitations, essay writing competitions, and debates. Language Workshops: Workshops and seminars are conducted to promote Hindi language learning and usage. Cultural Programs: Dance, music, and drama performances showcasing Hindi culture are held. Awards and Honors: Individuals and organizations who have made significant contributions to Hindi language and literature are recognized and awarded. The Importance of Hindi Hindi is not just a language; it's a symbol of India's rich cultural heritage. By celebrating Hindi Diwas, we acknowledge its importance and strive to preserve and promote its use for generations to come.

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Millat Model High School, Secunderabad

🔰Investiture Ceremony 2024-2025: A Celebration of Leadership and Patriotism

The Investiture Ceremony for the academic year 2024-2025 was held today, marking a momentous occasion in the school calendar. This event, which coincided with the Independence Day celebrations, was a true testament to the spirit of leadership and patriotism that defines our institution.

The cultural program celebrating Independence Day was a vibrant display of talent and national pride. It began with a moving poetry recitation by our esteemed teacher, Mrs. Sara, setting a patriotic tone for the event. This was followed by the Nanhe Munhe Rahi dance, a touching portrayal of innocence and hope. The English skit, Wings of Will, captivated the audience with its inspiring message, while the tricolor patriotic dance stirred emotions of national pride. The program concluded with a powerful Hindi skit on the Quit India Movement, performed by our primary and high school students, reminding everyone of the sacrifices that have shaped our nation's history.

The Investiture Ceremony itself was a grand affair, starting with a disciplined march past. The procession was led by the Head Boy and Head Girl, followed by the captains and vice-captains of various houses—Asad, Uhud, Badr, Hunayn, and Khaybar—as well as the Discipline and Environment captains. The sight of these young leaders, marching with pride and purpose, was truly inspiring.

Our newly elected captains were formally invested with their responsibilities as they were pinned with badges and sashes by our distinguished Chief Guest, Mrs. Nasima Mirza, mother of the renowned tennis player Sania Mirza, and our Guest of Honour, Mrs. Vani Sudam. The solemn oath-taking ceremony that followed was a powerful reminder of the responsibilities that come with leadership. Our school leaders pledged to uphold the values of integrity, accountability, and service to the school community.

The ceremony was further enriched by the presence of our Director, Mrs. Farhana Khan, who felicitated the Chief Guest and Guest of Honour. Their words of wisdom and encouragement resonated deeply with everyone present, leaving a lasting impact on our staff, parents, and students.

As the ceremony concluded, a sense of pride and optimism filled the air. The Investiture Ceremony 2024-2025 was not just a formal event; it was a celebration of leadership, responsibility, and the enduring spirit of patriotism. Congratulations to the newly appointed School Cabinet of 2024-2025. May they rise to the challenges of leadership and strive to achieve extraordinary things in the year ahead.

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IT Training in Lucknow

An IT Institute on Every Corner

Remember the days when you’d find a chaat stall at every turn in Lucknow? Well, hold onto your hats because now it’s IT training institutes in Lucknow popping up everywhere! 🏫🏫🏫 From Gomti Nagar to Aliganj, the city is brimming with opportunities to dive into the world of tech. It’s like a techie’s treasure hunt — what new coding adventure will you discover around the next corner?

Professors with Personality Plus

Oh, but the professors here are something else! Picture this: a distinguished gentleman with a twirling mustache, explaining algorithms with a twinkle in his eye. “If you don’t grasp this concept,” he might say with a grin, “I’ll have you recite it in shudh Hindi!” 😄 Who said learning can’t be fun?

Poetry in Motion… and Code

Lucknow’s always been a city of poets, but now there’s a new kind of poetry in town — the poetry of programming! Instead of romantic couplets, you might overhear passionate debates about the elegance of a particularly well-written piece of code. Who needs traditional ghazals when you can compose a symphony in Python? 🎵🐍

Startups and Chai: A Perfect Brew

Hold onto your chai cups, because Lucknow’s startup scene is heating up faster than your favorite masala blend! 🍵💼 The city’s cozy chai stalls have transformed into hubs of innovation, where bright-eyed entrepreneurs sketch out their next big idea between sips. It’s a beautiful marriage of tradition and ambition, don’t you think?

Why Lucknow? Because It’s Awesome!

So, what makes Lucknow the rising star of India’s IT scene? It’s simple, really — it’s the perfect blend of rich cultural heritage and forward-thinking innovation. Where else can you attend a coding bootcamp in the morning, savor world-famous kebabs for lunch, and end your day with a poetic mushaira? 🌟

In conclusion, dear reader, if you’re looking for a place where technology and tradition dance in perfect harmony, look no further than Lucknow. It’s not just embracing the future; it’s redefining it with a uniquely Lucknawi flair. So pack your bags (and your appetite), because Lucknow is calling — and trust me, you don’t want to miss this incredible transformation! 🧳🚆

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Culture of Hyderabad - The City of Nizams!

Hyderabad, famously known as the "City of Nizams," is a vibrant fusion of historical legacy and modern dynamism. Founded in 1591 by Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah, the city's cultural heritage has been significantly shaped by its illustrious Nizami rulers, creating a unique amalgamation of North and South Indian influences.

Historical Significance The grandeur of Hyderabad’s past is reflected in its iconic landmarks such as Charminar, Golconda Fort, and the Qutb Shahi Tombs. These structures exhibit a stunning blend of Persian, Mughal, and indigenous architectural styles, serving as a testament to the city’s rich and diverse history under the Nizams' patronage.

Language and Literature Hyderabad is a linguistic mosaic where Telugu, Urdu, Hindi, and English coexist harmoniously. Urdu holds a special place due to its literary and poetic significance. The city has been a nurturing ground for eminent poets and writers like Mirza Ghalib and Amjad Hyderabadi. Events like literary festivals and mushairas (poetry recitals) celebrate the city’s vibrant literary tradition.

Music and Dance The musical heritage of Hyderabad is equally illustrious, with both Carnatic and Hindustani classical music thriving here. The city hosts numerous concerts and festivals, celebrating these traditional music forms. Dance forms like Kuchipudi and Kathak are also integral to Hyderabad’s cultural fabric, with several academies dedicated to preserving these arts.

Festivals Hyderabad's cultural diversity is showcased through its numerous festivals:

Diwali: Celebrated with dazzling lights and grand festivities.

Bonalu: A vibrant Telangana festival dedicated to Goddess Mahakali, featuring colorful processions and folk dances.

Makar Sankranti: Known for kite flying and traditional sweets, heralding the harvest season.

Cuisine Hyderabadi cuisine is globally acclaimed, known for its aromatic biryanis, succulent kebabs, and delightful sweets like Qubani ka Meetha and Double Ka Meetha. The iconic Hyderabadi Biryani, a blend of Mughlai and Andhra flavors, stands as a symbol of the city’s rich culinary tradition.

Art and Craft Hyderabad boasts a thriving art scene, with traditional crafts such as Bidriware, Pochampally ikat, and Hyderabadi pearls. Markets like Laad Bazaar and Shilparamam display the city’s artisanal heritage, offering intricate jewelry, textiles, and handicrafts.

Modern Hyderabad While deeply rooted in history, Hyderabad has embraced modernity and innovation. Known as "Cyberabad" due to its booming IT industry, the city features sprawling tech parks and contemporary infrastructure. This technological growth has attracted a global workforce, enhancing the city’s cultural diversity.

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Conclusion Hyderabad's blend of ancient traditions and contemporary influences creates a city that is truly unique. Its rich history, diverse culture, and rapid modernization ensure that the legacy of the Nizams thrives in the heart of modern India. Whether exploring historic landmarks, savoring delicious cuisine, or engaging in the vibrant arts scene, Hyderabad offers an unforgettable cultural experience.

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Hindi Poetry and Shayari

Hindi literature boasts a rich tapestry of emotions and stories, woven beautifully through the art of poetry and shayari. Both forms hold a special place in Indian culture, expressing love, loss, longing, and the complexities of life with captivating imagery and lyrical language.

Let's delve into the world of Hindi poetry and shayari, exploring their unique characteristics and appreciating their enduring charm.

1. Unveiling the Power of Poetry

Hindi poetry encompasses a vast spectrum of styles and themes. From the ancient epics of Ramayana and Mahabharata to the introspective verses of modern poets, each era has left its mark. Renowned poets like Mirza Ghalib, Harivansh Rai Bachchan, and Mahadevi Verma have penned timeless works that resonate with readers across generations.

2. Shayari: The Art of Expressing the Unspoken

Shayari, a distinct form of Urdu poetry that is also widely loved in Hindi, focuses on expressing emotions with a touch of metaphor and wit. Often shorter than poems, shayaris are known for their poignant wordplay and ability to capture fleeting feelings like love, longing, or heartbreak in a few lines.

3. The Magic of Language: Common Threads Between Poetry and Shayari

Both poetry and shayari rely heavily on rich vocabulary, evocative imagery, and rhythmic flow to create a lasting impact. They often employ figures of speech like similes, metaphors, and personification to paint vivid pictures with words.

4. Unveiling the Sher: The Soul of Shayari

A sher is a two-line verse that forms the core of shayari. These couplets often present a complete thought or image, leaving a lasting impression on the reader. The beauty of a sher lies in its ability to convey complex emotions with remarkable brevity.

5. Beyond Romance: Themes Explored in Poetry and Shayari

While love is a prominent theme in both poetry and shayari, their reach extends far beyond. They explore social issues, philosophical questions, and the beauty of nature, offering valuable insights into the human experience.

6. The Power of Performance: Bringing Poetry and Shayari to Life

Poetry and shayari come alive not just on paper, but also through performance. Mushairas, gatherings where poets recite their works, are a vibrant tradition that allows audiences to connect with the emotions and artistry woven within the verses.

7. A Legacy Enduring: The Continued Relevance of Poetry and Shayari

In a world dominated by fast-paced communication, Hindi poetry and shayari offer a timeless refuge for those seeking solace in beauty and introspection. Their ability to evoke emotions and inspire thought keeps them cherished and relevant even in the modern age.

8. Exploring Further: Your Journey into the World of Words

Whether you're a seasoned literature lover or just discovering the magic of Hindi, there's always more to explore. Dive into anthologies, attend mushairas, or even try your hand at writing your own poem or shayari. The world of Hindi poetry and shayari awaits you, ready to fill your heart with the music of words.

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DBMS Kadma Hosts 'Abhivyakti Ki Udaan' Poetry Competition

Annual Hindi poetry event highlights students’ talents in recitation, storytelling, and TED-Talks with a focus on bravery. DBMS Kadma High School’s ‘Abhivyakti Ki Udaan’ featured diverse performances, celebrating Hindi literature with recitations and talks. JAMSHEDPUR – The ‘Abhivyakti Ki Udaan’ Hindi poetry competition was recently held at the Kalakriti auditorium by DBMS Kadma High School,…

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Enchanting Urdu Ghazal | Rain of Beauty | Amjad Islam Amjad | Recited Ta...

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Hanuman Chalisa: A Chant for Strength, Protection, and Inner Peace

The Hanuman Chalisa, a revered devotional hymn dedicated to Lord Hanuman, the monkey god in Hinduism, is more than just a beautiful piece of poetry. It's a powerful chant that has been recited for centuries, offering devotees strength, protection, and a path to inner peace.

Unveiling the Power of the Chalisa

The Chalisa, composed by Tulsidas, a 16th-century poet-saint, narrates the glorious life and deeds of Hanuman. Each of the 40 verses (chaupais) within the Chalisa celebrates a different aspect of Hanuman's character and his unwavering devotion to Lord Rama.

As devotees chant the Chalisa, they connect with the immense strength, courage, and unwavering faith embodied by Hanuman.  This connection empowers them to face their own challenges with greater determination and fosters a sense of inner peace.

Benefits of Chanting the Hanuman Chalisa

Here are some of the reasons why devotees turn to the Hanuman Chalisa:

Strength and Courage: Hanuman is renowned for his immense physical and mental strength. Chanting the Chalisa is believed to invoke these qualities within the devotee, helping them overcome obstacles and face challenges with greater confidence.

Protection from Evil:  Hanuman is revered as a protector from evil forces.  Chanting the Chalisa is believed to offer devotees protection from negative energies and harmful influences.

Inner Peace:  The repetitive chanting of the Chalisa has a calming effect on the mind. It allows devotees to focus their thoughts and find a sense of inner peace amidst the chaos of daily life.

Devotion and Focus:  Focusing on the story of Hanuman's unwavering devotion to Rama can inspire devotees to cultivate similar dedication in their own lives, be it towards their goals, relationships, or spiritual pursuits.

How to Chant the Hanuman Chalisa

The beauty of the Hanuman Chalisa lies in its simplicity.  Here's how you can incorporate it into your daily practice:

Find a quiet space: Choose a clean and peaceful environment where you can focus on the chant without distractions.

Light a diya (oil lamp) or incense: This is considered auspicious and creates a sacred space for your chanting.

Focus your intention:  Before you begin, take a moment to set your intention. What are you hoping to gain from chanting the Chalisa? Strength, protection, or simply a moment of peace?

Start Chanting:  There are many recordings of the Hanuman Chalisa available online. You can choose to listen along or chant on your own.

Maintain focus:  As you chant, focus on the meaning of the verses and allow yourself to connect with the energy of Hanuman.

Beyond the Chanting: Embodying Hanuman's Spirit

While chanting the Chalisa offers numerous benefits, the true essence of Hanuman's teachings lies in embodying his spirit.  Here are some ways to integrate his values into your daily life:

Develop unwavering loyalty:  Just like Hanuman's devotion to Rama, cultivate unwavering loyalty in your relationships.

Face challenges with courage:  Draw strength from Hanuman's bravery and face your own challenges with determination.

Practice humility:  Despite his immense power, Hanuman remained humble. Integrate this quality into your life and treat others with respect.

Serve selflessly:  Like Hanuman's selfless service to Rama, find ways to serve others and contribute to the well-being of those around you.

Conclusion

The Hanuman Chalisa is a powerful tool that can empower you on your journey towards strength, protection, and inner peace. However, the true essence of Hanuman's legacy lies in the values he embodies. By incorporating his unwavering devotion, immense courage, and selfless spirit into your life, you can navigate your own path with greater purpose and meaning. You may also share Hanuman Quotes in Hindi to celebrate the Hanuman spirituality.

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A few days ago, I signed up for a school event where you're supposed to perform a song or recite original poetry. But because I was absent from school and travelling with my family, I wasn't able to perform it and share my poetry to the world. I felt it was a waste to leave my poems silenced in this way, so now, I shall free it, both the original English version and the Filipino version.

(English Ver.)

The Ruins

I still find the ruins of our love

What used to be an elaborate castle

Reduced to rubble and ash

I find pieces of debris

Between lyrics of songs

In the pages of my books

Infused in the ink that marked my notebooks

Our history written in poems, an ancient epic

And no amount of revisiting will bring it back

Nothing can rebuild something so beautiful

But even if I burn the books

Even if I rip the pages out of my diary

Even if I destroy the libaries to bury the memory of you

Nothing can really eradicate what's left of our encounter

~

(Filipino Ver.)

Guho

Natatagpo ko parin ang mga guho ng ating pag-ibig

Ang dating detalyadong palasyo

Ay ngayo'y nadurog na bato't abo

Nahahanap ko ang mga labi

Sa pagitan ng mga liriko't kanta

Nasa tinta na nagmarka sa aking mga kuwaderno

Ang kasaysayan natin ay sinulat sa tula, sinaunang epikong trahedya

Walang halaga ang muling pagbibisita kasi hindi na 'to mababalik

Walang makakabuo muli ng kasing napakaganda

Pero kahit 'man sunugin ko ang mga libro

Punitin ko 'man ang mga papel ng aking talasarili

Sirain ko 'man ang silid-aklatang antigo para mabaon ang alaala sa'yo

Hinding-hindi malilipulin ang natitira sa ating pagtagpo

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On the occasion of World Hindi Day, various activities were organized for Stages 6-8. Celebrations included poetry recitation for stage 6, general knowledge competition for stage 7, and slogan/narrative writing for stage 8.