Khwaab

ख्वाब is a collection of poems that explores the multifaceted nature of dreams. The title itself, “Khwaab,” translates to “Dream” in Hindi, setting the tone for a journey through the realms of imagination, aspiration, and desire. The book delves into both the literal and metaphorical aspects of dreams—those we experience in sleep, as well as the dreams that guide our lives and shape our futures. The poems in ख्वाब weave through the fragile and elusive nature of dreams. They capture the moments of hope, yearning, and even disillusionment that come with dreaming. Dreams are often a bridge between reality and imagination, a place where the impossible becomes possible. Through a rich use of language and imagery, the poet reflects on the dreams that fuel human ambition, the dreams that give meaning to our lives, and the dreams that may fade into nothingness. The collection emphasizes how dreams, though intangible, have the power to shape the course of one’s life, encouraging readers to reflect on their own desires, fears, and aspirations. The theme of dreams in ख्वाब is not only about the escape they offer but also about the wisdom and lessons they carry, often revealing truths that remain hidden in our waking hours. Through its evocative verses, ख्वाब invites readers to revisit their own dreams—those from childhood, those of unfulfilled wishes, and even those that have yet to be dreamed. It is a celebration of the power of dreams to inspire, transform, and connect us all.