Fathers Day Special Kavita By Kavi Ankit Soni #fathersday #kavisammelan

Introduction

I bow at the feet of Maa Veena Paani, the Ashti Devi of Knowledge. I salute the holy presence of all of you and I salute the respected stage. Before the beginning of the Kavi Sammelan, Mohit Bhaiya had told that we are seekers of Hindi and worship Hindi. Let's start my poetry reading from here itself.

Welcoming a sacred confluence of words that has a sacred definition. A sacred confluence of words that has a sacred definition. What is our identity? What is our identity? I request that a sacred confluence of words that has a sacred definition, may the definition echo in the courtyard of Arya Vrat, may it be the language of the nation, when we as devotees of Sadhana, when we carve letters, when the imaginations are written in the pages of self-respect, and the smell of the soil, the fragrance of which is the point of pride and our identity, which makes us immortal. Swagan Hindi ho amar Swagan Hindi hota hai.

I request friends, read four more lines of salutation to the nation, brotherhood has been fulfilled, we will not be able to bear it again, saints are murdered in our country and we remain silent. Brotherhood is somewhere within us. Is alive, that's why we remained silent, but I want to answer that we have fulfilled the brotherhood and will not tolerate any more. Those dogs will not be able to play with religions. Those dogs will not be able to survive. We will not let the killing of religious worshipers' saints go in vain. Every drop of innocent blood will be avenged only by shedding blood. Will take the oath of Bharati's saffron, will now become Parashuram and will cut off the heads of the traitors, now bury them in the graves, for how long will the atrocities last, some way will have to be found.

For how long will the atrocities last, some way will have to be found, oh murderers. There will be a black royal granddaughter on the black face and the topic of religion has come, now the result is necessary. Hey, the lions will have to think about how the dogs will die. The lions will have to think about how the dogs will die. Friends, I read the four lines of 'Rashtra Vandana'. We live in a country where Sanatan is abused. You all would be familiar with this incident. Sanatan is called dengue and malaria. Perhaps my eight lines may seem small that I have written about Sanatan, but a festival of applause from all of you. I want to see whether what I have written about Sanatan is true or not, what is our Sanatan that this is the Sanatan in which Gods reside.

Give a festival of lines and applause to all of you on this poem of mine that this is the Sanatan in whom the Gods reside. He is the Sanatan in whom puja and fasting took place. He is the Sanatan who wrote about Ram's exile. He is the Sanatan who wrote self-respecting history. He is the Sanatan who offered water to the sun. He is the Sanatan who wrote the earth. This is the eternal one who has declared the earth as heaven. This is the eternal one who worships the scriptures. This is the eternal one in whom weapons hum. This is the eternal one in whom Omkar is chanted. This is the eternal one in whom the sufferings are eliminated. Yes, this is Sanatan who created the environment of values. This is Sanatan who preached in Geeta that if you raise your finger on religion, you will not break your finger and if you abuse Sanatan, you will not leave him alive. If you abuse Sanatan, you will not leave him alive.

I request you. Friends, four lines and we remember the martyrs. Friends, they freed the country from the shackles of slavery. Now we have seen Chandrashekhar Azad, he freed the country from the shackles of slavery. Look, they were the wings of the sun. Look, they sacrificed their lives for the dream of freedom. See how it came true today: India's salvation came only through the slogans of revolution. Hey, we were together laughing, what kind of young youth we had, and even death remained free and brought freedom, even after death we remained free, and freedom was also brought.

Let me read one more poem, friends. Joy of happiness: On 22nd January, we have seen Ram Mandir Pran Pratishthan with our own eyes. You all are witnesses to it and somewhere it seems that the dream of 500 years has now been fulfilled, then we get to see the festival of applause from you that we saw Ram in person. While sitting, I request you to see how the vow of years has come true today. Look how the vow of years has come true today. After completing his exile, Raghav was incarnated on earth. The wave of Ram Dhun, which was echoing in every street, filled that land of dignity. The world is worshiping, the lamps of Satya Sanatan are going to be lit, Ram Lala is going to be worshiped on the birthplace, Ram is the one who is the best man of dignity, the promise of hundreds of years has been fulfilled, it is the turn of the devotee of Ram, Ram is the one who would cross the boatman's rudder. Ram is the one who saves the stone rock and the only slogan of every Hindu is Jai Shri Ram.

Salute again and again to that soil of Golden Era and look at the peak of the golden Kalash, the sun has risen and on 22nd January, Babar's chest Babar ki Jai Jai Siyaram or one last song on January 2019 at Saffron Garh Gaya. Friends, respected Mohit Bhaiya had said that we also write makeup, at some places we make a little effort, but the song I have written is a song dedicated to my father. It is written: Friends, just as it is an integral part of the body, be it our hands, legs or eyes, if someone were to go away, we would feel very sad, in the same way, our father is an integral part of our life and what is left of me after he is gone? This is my last song. I am reading this song among all of you for the first time.

Give all of you a gala of applause that what I have written, after my father is gone, only his memories remain. There is nothing else left, I request that how can we survive only on memories, these bonds that have been broken and left in the middle of the road, today we need the words of love, the image is complete, these stories are being given to us by the genres. How will we begin? Who will tell us this now? We will begin; who will tell us this now? And what remains is this line of questions. The stars of the sky, it has rained on the page. Yesterday the fair has rained. The courtyard of this house is gold. The house is gold. Our prayers and good wishes are to be spread, how will we start? Who will tell us now and I read the last closing that what remains after they are gone is that the sky is there and the ground is there, only you are missing, the sky is there and the ground is there, that's it. It is only you who are lacking, I have crossed such a shore. Was this our company? How are our dreams now? How are our dreams incomplete? Now our dreams have answers to all our questions. Your inspiration is giving us directions. How will we start? Who will tell us this now? Jai Hind. Victory to India.

Keywords

• Maa Veena Paani
• Kavi Sammelan
• Hindi
• Brotherhood
• Sanatan
• Religion
• Martyrs
• Chandrashekhar Azad
• Ram Mandir
• Pran Pratishthan
• Ram Dhun
• Jai Shri Ram -Father’s Day
• Memories
• Inspiration

FAQ

Q: Who is Maa Veena Paani? A: Maa Veena Paani refers to the goddess Saraswati, revered as the deity of knowledge and arts in Hinduism.

Q: What is the main theme of Kavi Ankit Soni's poem? A: The main theme revolves around the veneration of Hindi, the critique of social and religious injustices, and a special dedication to the poet's father.

Q: What does the poem express about Sanatan Dharma? A: The poem expresses profound respect and reverence for Sanatan Dharma, highlighting its spiritual, cultural, and historical significance.

Q: Who freed the country from the shackles of slavery mentioned in the poem? A: Chandrashekhar Azad is among the freedom fighters mentioned in the poem who sacrificed his life for India's independence.

Q: What significant event related to Ram Mandir is mentioned? A: The poem mentions witnessing the Pran Pratishthan of Ram Mandir on January 22nd, marking the culmination of a 500-year-old dream.

Q: How does the poet relate to his father in the poem? A: The poet expresses deep grief over the loss of his father, emphasizing that only memories remain and seeking inspiration to move forward.

Q: What is the concluding message of the poem? A: The concluding message emphasizes resilience, the enduring legacy of historical and cultural heritage, and the call to continue pursuing dreams and inspiration.