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Jayant Parmarโ€™s Broken Flask of Poems

by Nasir Karim

Jayant Parmar, a prominent Indian Urdu language poet, artist, and calligrapher, presents a collection of poems that delve into themes ranging from spirituality to human emotion and the complexities of existence. Through his poignant verses, Parmar invites readers to explore the depths of the human psyche and the intricacies of the human experience.

One recurring theme in Parmarโ€™s poetry is the exploration of human suffering and the pursuit of solace.

โ€œNamazโ€

In โ€œNamazโ€ Parmar beautifully captures the solemnity and reverence of prayer, depicting the act of Namaz as a sacred ritual performed in the sanctuary of the heart. Through evocative imagery, he portrays the intimacy between the worshipper and God, as fingers trace the rhythmic movements of prayer against the pristine canvas of a mosque.

โ€œA Poem of Yellow Sadnessโ€

In โ€œA Poem of Yellow Sadnessโ€ Parmar pays homage to the renowned painter Amrita Shergil, drawing parallels between her artistic vision and the melancholic hues of renowned painters like Gauguin and Cezanne. Through vivid descriptions, he explores the interplay of color and emotion, reflecting on the profound impact of art on the human spirit.

โ€œVan Gogh (1)โ€

Parmarโ€™s fascination with the lives of artists is further evident in his tributes to Vincent Van Gogh. In โ€œVan Gogh (1)โ€ Parmar poignantly portrays the artistโ€™s inner turmoil, juxtaposing the ethereal beauty of moonlight with the stark reality of Van Goghโ€™s suffering. Through symbolic imagery, he captures the tragic fate of a tormented soul, whose artistic brilliance is overshadowed by personal anguish.

โ€œVan Gogh (2)โ€

Similarly, in โ€œVan Gogh (2)โ€ Parmar delves into the enigmatic world of the artistโ€™s imagination, portraying Van Gogh as a visionary who defies conventional norms and embraces the chaotic beauty of existence. Through vivid metaphors and striking imagery, Parmar celebrates Van Goghโ€™s creative genius, depicting him as a fearless explorer of the human condition.

โ€œThe Flask of the Poem Brokeโ€

Parmarโ€™s exploration of artistic expression extends beyond the realm of painting to encompass poetry itself. In โ€œThe Flask of the Poem Brokeโ€ he reflects on the creative process and the challenges of capturing the ineffable essence of existence through words. Through poignant symbolism, he captures the fleeting nature of inspiration, lamenting the fragility of the artistic endeavor.

Parmarโ€™s reflections

Finally, Parmarโ€™s reflections on the works of painter Ram Kumar offer a nuanced exploration of the intersection between art and human experience. Through evocative descriptions, he portrays Kumarโ€™s paintings as windows into the soul, revealing the innermost thoughts and emotions of the artist. Through his analysis, Parmar highlights the transformative power of art, which transcends linguistic and cultural barriers to evoke a universal sense of empathy and understanding.

Jayant Parmarโ€™s poetry

In nutshell, Jayant Parmarโ€™s poetry offers a rich tapestry of human experience, weaving together themes of spirituality, suffering, and artistic expression. Through his evocative verses, Parmar invites readers to embark on a journey of self-discovery, exploring the depths of the human psyche and the transformative power of art. As a poet, artist, and calligrapher, Parmarโ€™s work transcends boundaries, offering a timeless reflection on the human condition and the enduring quest for meaning in an ever-changing world.

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Nasir Karim - Urdu Poet - Literay Essayist - Urdu Literature - Urdu Poetry - Urdu Essays

Nasir Karim

Born on September 3rd, 1970, in Mianwali, Punjab, Pakistan, Nasir Karim is a poet and educationist. He holds a Masterโ€™s degree in English Language and Literature from Punjab University, Lahore. After teachingย as a Lecturer of English Language at Pakistan Embassy College in 1997, an Instructor at Vocational Training Institute Bahawal Nagar in 2000, and Communication Skills at Islamia University Bahawal Pur, heย founded Springtide School in 2005.

Nasir Karim has published collection of Urdu poemsย โ€œYahaโ€™n Bas Ret Udti Hyโ€ย (Naught, But the Sands Dance Hereโ€) in 2000. He has also translated poems and short stories from Urdu to English.ย He received the Best Emerging Poet Award from BBC London in 1989. His work has been featured in various publications, and heโ€™s going to publish his second book of poems this year.

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Saleem Shahzad
1 year ago

Beautiful

10 months ago

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