Brief biodata of Tribhawan
Kaul
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I was born in J & K State of India on
01-01-1946 to a Kashmiri Hindu parents. Having been brought up and educated in
Delhi with diverse cultural moorings; writing poems, both in hindi and english,
has been my passion and I became a freelance published writer-poet after my
superannuation from Indian Air Force/ CGO(EQ) in December 2005.
I am a bilingual freelance writer-poet. My published works include three anthologies in
hindi viz Nane Muno Ke Rupak (1959), Sab-Rang (2010), Mann Ki Tarang (2012)
besides ‘ Children of Lost Gods’ (2013) which is an anthology of my english
poems.
My English and hindi poems have been
appreciated both by foreign and Indian poets resulting in selection and
publication of my poems in various books, anthologies, e-magazines viz How to
Prevent Rape & Molestation/2010, Bhelpuri/2013, Inklinks/2013, In Our Own Words/2013, Acerbic
Anthology/2013, Wordsmiths in Their Verse/2013. Lamhe/2013, Poems From Third
World/2014, Safina/2014, Mandela Tributes/2014. Intercontinental Anthology of
Poetry for Peace/2014 & e-magazines
like e-Fragrance, Creative Ecstasy & youtube etc besides on various poetic
and social websites
My poems are basically a journey
to the kingdom of poetry through the inspiring feelings absorbed and observed
of the happenings within my country, around me and in the world giving wings to
my creative imagination. My poems are not too complex to comprehend as facts
can never be too complicated. My poems have that curiosity factor which is the
culmination of interweaving of thought processes into words after observance of
action and reaction in nature and day to day life. Whether my poems are
subjective or objective, direct or indirect , simple or complicated do not
concern me so long as my poems give my readers the desired thought provoking
entertainment. I have always
maintained that writing makes one a complete human being, as it brings out the
true person behind the physical facade, besides having a calming effect on the
writer or a poet in particular and readers in general.
As much as possible I always try to portray
facts in my poems as Plato, the Greek philosopher had said, “poetry comes nearer to vital truth
than history.
Tribhawan Kaul
Freelance writer-poet
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