Echoes Beyond Ink

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Welcome to Echoes Beyond Ink! This podcast is an attempt to lure people into the world of words, characters, emotions and magic. This is an ode to the writers, poets, novelists and their stories. I have created this audio book, where I attempt to recite some of their great works. Listen-in to find your favorite poetry, short stories, Inspirational quotes and books. Here, reading is in the air!!!

  1. 12 MAI

    To My Mother- a poem on motherhood

    A tribute from a daughter to her mother — raw, real, and full of love.This poem reflects the unspoken bond between children and the mother who gave them everything without asking for anything in return. If you’ve ever wanted to tell your mother what words always failed to say, this one’s for you.It’s about strength passed down quietly, about homes built with love, and the ache of seeing your parents grow older. 🎧 Listen. Feel. Remember.📖 Share this with someone who still believes in the power of a mother’s touch. #EchoesBeyondInk #PoetryForMothers #SpokenWord #MotherDaughterBond #HindiEnglishPoetry #EmotionalPoetry #PoetryThatHeals

    4 min

  2. 9 MAI

    The Language of Ashes - a poem on war

    Growing up, we heard stories of war—of how it didn’t just tear cities and borders,but every life it touched. As a child, I believed we were better than that.That the world was changing.That we would never return to such darkness. But history has repeated itself—louder, bloodier.The whole world feels like it's in survival mode.There are so many wars,sometimes it feels like the end is near.Or maybe… I am cynical. This poem is my attemptto hold that anxiety,to give shape to the sorrow. This…is The Language of Ashes.

    4 min

  3. 7 MAI

    In the Veins of a Land - original composition | original poem

    We think of roads as routes—taking us from here to there. But in a country like ours, they are more than that. They are witness, memory, rhythm. They carry weddings, funerals, protests, and poems. They stretch through cities and silence, wealth and want, dust and concrete. This poem is a tribute to those black tar veins that run beneath us all—and never ask where we’re going.

    3 min

  4. 2 MAI

    My Identity | Original Composition | Original Writing

    This poem is a tribute—not a claim. I was not born Dalit, and I will never pretend to carry the weight that community does every day. But I do stand here today, as a woman with rights, dignity, and a voice— because a Dalit man named Dr. B.R. Ambedkar fought for all of us. This piece is my way of honoring that fight. It is not to speak instead of anyone, but to speak with the fire he left behind. If my freedom carries even a trace of his legacy—then I will not stay silent. I add my voice not to take space, but to amplify what he lit in the darkness.

    4 min

  5. 30 AVR.

    The Second Coming by William Butler Yeats| Anarchy| Politics|War

    W.B. Yeats' 1919 Poem "The Second Coming" Is More Relevant Than Ever in Today's Political Climate Written in the aftermath of World War I, during a time of global instability, W.B. Yeats’ powerful poem The Second Coming captures a world on the brink of collapse. Over a century later, its themes of political chaos, the breakdown of societal order, and the rise of dangerous extremism continue to resonate. Yeats describes a moment when traditional institutions fail, leadership falters, and an ominous new force begins to rise — a scenario that mirrors many aspects of today’s political unrest and polarization. Rich with symbolism and spiritual depth, The Second Coming has become one of the most quoted poems in modern political discourse. Leaders, activists, and artists often turn to its haunting lines — “Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold” — to describe moments of upheaval, division, and the fear of what might come next. In an era marked by rising authoritarianism, misinformation, and fractured democracies, Yeats’ vision feels eerily prophetic.

    2 min

  6. 29 AVR.

    Ghazal by Agha Shahid Ali a Kashmiri Poet

    Agha Shahid Ali sang of longing, in verses woven with loss and light,A Kashmiri soul in exile, dreaming of home through the hush of night. This poem is about missing someone deeply and feeling the pain of being apart. Agha Shahid Ali writes about love, loss, and longing, using the word "tonight" at the end of each couplet to show how strong these feelings are in the moment. Each part of the poem expresses a different emotion, but they all connect through this shared sense of sadness and yearning. At the end, he even mentions his own name, which is a traditional part of the ghazal style. The poem mixes old poetic traditions with personal, modern feelings.

    2 min

  7. 04/10/2024

    A cow and a goat by Muhammad Iqbal

    *"Ek Gaye aur Ek Bakri"* (A Cow and a Goat) by Allama Muhammad Iqbal is a fable-like poem that conveys profound moral lessons. It tells the story of a cow and a goat living together peacefully, symbolizing the values of unity and empathy in society. Despite their differences, the animals cooperate and share resources, reflecting the importance of compassion and mutual support in human relationships. The poem highlights social justice by showing the cow's generosity toward the goat, emphasizing that those who have more should help those who have less. Iqbal encourages the idea of sharing and caring, which leads to a harmonious and just society. At its core, the poem teaches that kindness, empathy, and cooperation are essential for building strong communities. Iqbal's simple yet powerful narrative reminds readers that unity and compassion are key to fostering peace and progress in society.

    8 min

  8. 04/10/2024

    Cycle by echoes beyond ink

    Do you remember your first cycle? Riding a cycle was akin to flying! In this short story I attempt to capture the love of dreaming and the strength of perseverance .

    5 min
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Welcome to Echoes Beyond Ink! This podcast is an attempt to lure people into the world of words, characters, emotions and magic. This is an ode to the writers, poets, novelists and their stories. I have created this audio book, where I attempt to recite some of their great works. Listen-in to find your favorite poetry, short stories, Inspirational quotes and books. Here, reading is in the air!!!

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  • Création
    Shipra Jain
  • Années d’activité
    2021 - 2025
  • Épisodes
    56
  • Classification
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  • Copyright
    © Shipra Jain
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