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2) पवित्रता की छवि – A Vision of Purity (Divine and Nature Poetry)

3) दिव्य रूप – Divine Vision

4) छोटी सी जिंदगी

5)साथ का भ्रम

6) समय का पहिया (The Wheel of Time)

7) समय का प्रवाह

8) धैर्य का फल (The Fruit of Patience)

9) नई शुरुआत का स्वागत (Embracing New Beginnings)

10) प्रेम का धागा: रहिमन जी की सिख

11) माँ का आंचल

12) माँ के आंचल की खुशबू

13) खुशियों की तलाश (In Search of Happiness)

14) श्री कृष्ण की प्रीत

15) धनतेरस का असली धन

16) सौंदर्य का अवतार

17) प्यार की अनकही कहानी

18) खुद से हार

19) हमारी सोच में कल है, लेकिन जीना तो हर पल है

20) ज़िंदगी का सफ़र: दिन-दिन कर बीत रही जिंदगी

21) न संघर्ष खत्म होता है और न ही शिकायतें, धीरे-धीरे जो खत्म हो रही है वो उम्र है।

22) दुनिया सिर्फ तमाशा देखने के लिए बैठी है, तो उन्हें अपनी सफलता का तमाशा दिखाओ।

23) आप बदलो या ना बदलो, दुनिया तो बदलती ही है

24) भगवान, सुंदर्ता और पैसे के साथ हमें अच्छी किस्मत, सेहत, और ज़िन्दगी की चुनौतियों से लड़ने की शक्ति दे।

25) समय, समझ और समझौते - एक सच्ची कहानी

26) ज़िंदगी जीने के दो ही तरीके हैं: एक तो तमाशा देखो या तमाशा दिखाओ, पर कभी तमाशा बनो मत

27) भाग लो या भाग लो

28) कविता: दोस्ती और प्यार की सच्ची पहचान (ना दोस्ती बड़ी, ना प्यार बड़ा, जो उसे निभा दे, वो इंसान बड़ा।)

29) नानी के घर की यादें

30) समय की मार: आज इनकी, कल उनकी बारी है (The Strike of Time: Today it's theirs, tomorrow it’s someone else's turn)

31) हवा किसी की नहीं होती, समय बदलता है (The wind belongs to no one, time changes)

32) आगे मंजिल बहुत है जनाब, संभल के चलिए और विनम्र रहिए

33) समय के पीछे की दौड़ (The Race Behind Time)

34) कोई किसी की नहीं सोचता, जिसे जो करना है, वो कर रहा है (कोई किसी का नहीं) - एक कविता

35) ऋतु बसंत की आई - कुछ पंक्तियाँ

36) टूटे दिल इंसान का कोई जोड़ न पाए, हड्डी तो निर्लज्ज है, टूटे फिर जुड़ जाए।

37) हम चिड़ीया हैं... आज यहाँ, कल वहाँ





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