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  • #1
    Percy Bysshe Shelley
    “I have drunken deep of joy,
    And I will taste no other wine tonight.”
    Percy Bysshe Shelley

  • #2
    Paramahansa Yogananda
    “Live quietly in the moment and see the beauty of all before you. The future will take care of itself......”
    Yogananda, Autobiography of a Yogi

  • #3
    Anton Chekhov
    “Any idiot can face a crisis; it's this day-to-day living that wears you out.”
    Anton Chekhov

  • #4
    Anton Chekhov
    “Don't tell me the moon is shining; show me the glint of light on broken glass.”
    Anton Chekhov

  • #5
    Alok   Mishra
    “Focus on what you are and what you can rather than what others aren't & can't. You have to win; they don't necessarily have to lose for you!”
    Alok Mishra

  • #6
    Alok   Mishra
    “Firm was my resolve
    and fragile was my heart.
    I saw many ends and many a start.”
    Alok Mishra, Moving for Moksha

  • #7
    Alok   Mishra
    “A man is made of emotions,
    largely, and intellect – wit,
    humour, rationale and that's it?
    No! A man is the rob that hides a soul”
    Alok Mishra, Moving for Moksha

  • #8
    Alok   Mishra
    “from him we come
    into him we go
    in between, we see
    what he decides to show.”
    Alok Mishra, Moving for Moksha

  • #9
    Alok   Mishra
    “A poet not only has to observe but also absorb all the emotions objectively in order to express them in verse. Only a calm and detached mind can observe and absorb at the same time. If you participate, you may find the poetic output tilted towards your bias.”
    Alok Mishra

  • #10
    Alok   Mishra
    “Sometimes by water
    'and sometimes by the wind,
    'my random lines on sand will be
    'erased. What am I now? A ruddy rage?
    'He said losing and winning matters not at all!
    'He told! Unbecoming is a part of becoming again...”
    Alok Mishra, Moving for Moksha

  • #11
    Alok   Mishra
    “Personal angst, agony, anger, anxiety and pleasure might produce good poetry. However, to create the best, as many poets have expressed in the past, these personal experiences have to be forged with imagery and wisdom to find a universal resonance.”
    Alok Mishra

  • #12
    Alok   Mishra
    “Any poet may find the most profound themes scattered along the path. Observation, if passionate, however, might debauch the deepest of themes.”
    Alok Mishra

  • #13
    Alok   Mishra
    “A great literary classic should not require an introductory essay and ten pages of footnotes to be understood. It should require a human heart and a curious mind.”
    Alok Mishra

  • #14
    Alok   Mishra
    “Solitude has the potential to bring the best thoughts to you. When you are not involved in the emotional, entangled in the sentimental, and invested in the intellectual, you have the opportunity to assess everything from the outside.”
    Alok Mishra

  • #15
    Alok   Mishra
    “Loneliness is a passive state. It is a compulsion when you are left on your own by others. Solitude, on the other hand, is a fully conscious choice that you make.”
    Alok Mishra

  • #16
    Alok   Mishra
    “The pursuit of wisdom often leads down the path of solitude.”
    Alok Mishra

  • #17
    Alok   Mishra
    “This observation, understanding, and appreciation, when combined with the excellence of poetic expression, produce the best poetry, steeped in poetic truth and served with a detached attitude that readers will find relatable, possibly universal, and also long-lasting, if not everlasting.”
    Alok Mishra

  • #18
    Alok   Mishra
    “Solitude, when opted for by one after having a comprehensive experience of the world, makes the ground fertile for the rare union of wisdom and rhythm to generate some quality poetry!”
    Alok Mishra



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