Ra Tilal 'Anil' our stalwart Ghazalkar. Being active in the organization of ghazal mushairas, he brought Gujarati ghazals to the Bahujan society. Give the gazelle and its intestines a well-healthy environment. His share spreads fragrance in the memorable shares of Gujarati ghazals. Not a human has not yet reached a human 'Anil' I have heard when the road is built! He used to run a magazine called 'Kankavati' that could fit in a palm. Knowing the level of literature, verify it! His prose is equally engrossing. He was the master of watery prose. In whose breath the word of literature becomes a feast, Sharifabhen Drejwala has groomed her word and life. Shirish Panchal has also taken care of his prose with equal fervor. His collection of essays 'Jarana no Ekant' is worth reading and enjoying. The author of 'Atano Suraj''s rapport with nature and human nature is revived in this collection. His style of portraying ado with both seriousness and humor is unique. He has illuminated prose and verse with a mastery of language. Let's enjoy the 'offbeat' words and sentences of 'Anil' today. Now you and 'Anil' will be the only ones… Shall these stones listen to my song? With such a thought, the spring did not collapse. He did not worry who would hear me in the dark, because, it was not a man • A man who goes beyond time is looked down upon! But such a watch with suspicion! • If it is not so simple that we can live easily, then there will be confusion, including God, fate, planets, pre-birth, ritual articles: all such things are involved without any reason, what is it but Abhimanyu's cycle? • When we associate God with fear and temptation, God ceases to be God, He becomes our product, a model we create for our own convenience. • When sleep becomes like awakening, the first action is the foot. • I see wrinkles on the bed, they are not bamboo wrinkles but they are related to my bamboo. • I don't like having anything under my feet. But by feet I know the way. • Don't get hit by the wind and don't get injured if it wanders along the walls, windows! • No matter how big the world is, there are narrow houses in it. • There is an awakening in the middle of the night that something is wrong. There are also such intervals. No one should pretend that I am behind the times, we should find out what we are ahead of! • Scenes appear to man without any expectation of his own. But man comes before the eye only with expectation. • Life itself is simple, but we complicate it by trying to make it simpler. • We saw a rose. It is beauty itself, it is not beautiful when it lives and it is not dispassionate when it is done. It just has to be. Raga and Vairag are the individual vision of man, not his universality. • We have many misconceptions about imitation. says There are many suns in space but we don't know what other suns do so our sun seems 'original'! It is not the dust itself but the wind that stirs it so much! Travels horizontally, up and down, the dust does not get tired but the wind eats up the tiredness of its own speed and throws the dust away. • Nothing can be said about whether the books feel awkward or warm. • We live in a world of events, in fact we live in a succession of events. • Man has lost centuries and developed techniques to turn complex into complex opaque. • A professor of geography who could convincingly argue that a round earth cannot have any corners would be living in a rectangular house with four outer corners and four inner corners! Such an interesting contrast lies in the science of teaching and the science of living! 'Where are you lost?' – When asked, there is great surprise. Someone asks him where the rupee is lost? If it is lost, you have to find it! 'Lost where?' – Have to ask those who are lost? Why would man be called the greatest in this world? Because of his great achievement of being lost in spite of? To be but not to be is the achievement of man as well as the achievement of human society! Often only when a man is dead does society know he was! Even so, man does not like to see history being made. He really reads history, i.e. the past, only when its book is printed. When this eye looks outside the window Where nothing forms in the sky… Here the solitude of the spring flows with the texture of 'Anil'… On the beats If you seek the water that quenches your thirst, You will not find a drop, Check all the hearings. Ley-Ashraf Dabawala
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Offbeat: Pawan of 'Anil'…
