Hello. Greetings to all. Today I would be reciting one of my poems, Solitude. I wrote it during this time last year as I was very disappointed with the conventional world where only parochial qualities are worshipped. And through this poem I wondered whether there are individual left in this world who worship higher qualities or values. So here goes my poem Solitude. In my solitude all the time I write to you about each moment of enlightenment and disgust and describe you my recent works
Hi, Gunjan. As usual, your poem was really very nice. And I could sense it in a different way. And the way each line was pronounced was really, really different. And solitude. I guess this might be your third or fourth swell based on the term solitude, because I keep hearing this word again and again from you, and that inspires me the most
Himanshi Thakur
@GreyMatter · 4:48
But there has to be a substance. There has to be a substance in conversations, in relationships and friendships. They cannot be built upon shallowness. And for me, I'm somebody who values conversations a lot, conversational, gestures, also thoughtfulness. So I completely understand your frustration with the parochial tendencies that you talked about
Ranjana Kamo
@Gamechanger · 0:40
You solitude. That word has so much in it. Giving you the space to be without, you know, any expectations, without people around you. Giving you the time to be yourself. Giving you the time to think, find your peace and live in that beauty of that moment. Thank you for sharing. Have a lovely evening. Bye
Meenu Kaur
@tailored979 · 1:29
And this is one of practices which if each one of us practice, that's the time. This is how we can define ourselves. Keep up writing such good things. Good night
Gunjan Joshi
@Bibliophile · 0:50
So thanks once again for your generous words and it feels very great to listen to such kind words from a learned person like you. You have a great night. Bye bye. She
Gunjan Joshi
@Bibliophile · 1:39
Longfellow or Emily Dickinson or William Wordsworth or, you know, in my poems, I would consider my life worthwhile. Also. You spoke about solitude. Yes. That is the state of utmost bliss to me, because to me, any company that doesn't add to your wisdom or that doesn't enhance your perspective in some way or the other is just cacophony or noise or just distraction. And to me, either someone is an inspiration or it's just a distraction