The Eternal Spring
Sarchashma-e-abadiUrdu poetry is a universe of lustrous pictures that presents in words of varying hue a delicacy of thought and depth of meaning. "Here, the inner world of the poet and life around him is illumined by an enchanting expose in a picture gallery of verse." — Qurat-ul-Ain Haider
- Category: All Books, MAPIN20, Poetry
Idrak Bhatty was trained as an economist and was engaged in research both in India and abroad. He worked for The National Council of Applied Economic Research (NCAER) and was its Director General for the last ten years of his career. Bhatty developed an early love for Urdu and was influenced by Majaaz, one of the greatest modern Urdu poets.
Pritam Bhatty is an artist who has had several solo and group ,shows in India and abroad. She lives and works in Nagpur.
Uday Chandra is a classical Hindustani singer and a veteran of films, television, and stage. Chandar Khanna is an actor in films, television, and on stage and also produces and directs short feature films. Tom Alter is a dear friend of Uday and Chandar and shaagird of Idrak Bhatty. All three received their diplomas in film acting, from the Film and Television Institute of India, Pune, in 1974.
• Introduction
• Tents of Snow
• Thought That Was Not
• Magical Moment
• The Glass Wall
• The Face of Revolution—Kabul 1973
• The Face of Revolution—Kabul 1978
• The Face of Revolution—Kabul 2002
• The Gulf War
• They Know Not
• Hollow Deeds
• Dew Drop
• San Diego
• Shifting Shadows
• Traveller
• Far Over the Horizon
• Time and Life
• In Remembrance
• Kalaam
• I Was There
• Christmas
• Studded Diamonds
• Sometime
• Black Snow
• You and I
• Wings of a Teal
• Faces of the Wind
• Wounded Eyes
• Spots of Blood
• Ayesha
• For Lyala
• Between Us
• That Word
• You Will Come
• The Nuptial Knot
• Fragrance of the Garden Breeze
• A Song
ISBN | 9788188204892 |
Pages | 300 |
Size | 5.5 x 8.5" (140 x 216 mm), hc |
Date of Publishing | 2008 |
Language(s) | English |
Co-publisher(s) | Mapin |
Rights Available | World rights |