A lively nature poem in which the spring breeze speaks in the first person as a carefree, fearless wanderer. Moving through villages, fields, trees and crops, the breeze animates the rural landscape and celebrates spring, freedom, vitality and the beauty of nature.

8 Poetic Units Pad

2 Metres Pad, Free verse; primarily rhythmic and lyrical, with repetition and refrain rather than a fixed classical meter.

16 Bilingual Notes Hindi & English meanings

Historical Context & Origin

Historical Context

A modern Hindi nature poem associated with Kedarnath Agarwal’s progressive poetic tradition. It portrays the rural landscape through personification of the spring breeze, with vivid references to crops, trees, fields and village life.