Hariharan Ghazals

[I will continue this story; new chapters will be released soon. Just taking a short break to prepare for an upcoming writing contest.] God King Arya defeats Asura Yaman. Two hundred years later, Yaman reincarnates as Prince Surya of Rakhtaprastha. Once Surya comes of age, flashbacks from his past life erode his mind. He seeks help from the Tantric guild, where his path entwines with black-clad Vidyut, his long time rival. Hardened by the cruelties of life, Vidyut embraces the dark art of Tantra, for which he is both rejected and coveted by the people of the Five Kingdoms. Meanwhile, the Kingdom of Rakhtaprastha faces political turmoil and rival kingdoms, while the animosity between God King Arya and Yaman/Surya's supporter, Goddess Dimuka, spills into the human world. Read to find out if Surya and Vidyut’s love can endure the wrath of forces, both good and evil. ******************************************************************** Chapter 30 Excerpt: Vidyut came and stood five steps before Surya, his eyes surveying the prince as if he was searching for something he had lost, his gaze holding and letting go every few seconds. Surya, in turn, resolutely stared at Vidyut’s eyes, and certainly not at his unrobed chest that was now glowing with a fine sheen of sweat. Vidyut’s eyes found Surya’s as if he had caught him thieving. "If you look to learn the secrets of my trade, a word is enough, my prince. It would be my honor to teach you a thing or two about how sharp weapons work." Vidyut gave Surya a wicked look, gesturing him to the center of the terrace in an invitation to a friendly duel. ******************************************************************** *It is based on Indian mythology, specifically Hindu mythology. But it is an original fantasy and focus is character arcs. **It has BL/Gay content. Most Surya-Vidyut interactions are in the chapters marked Surya or Vidyut. The romance in this story is slowburn. Chapters with smut will be marked so in future. ***Secondary couple is Puru-Harihar. Puru is still straight in this book. They will become a couple in the sequel. Harihar is gay and introduced in chapter 117: Hunt for A Demon’s Treasure- Part 4 **Daily Chapter Release/Surprise Mass Release** Cover Art is kindly done by a really really great artist, Nicoy Gueverra. I want to give her a special thanks for giving a face to my vision. Here is her website: https://nicoyguevarra.wixsite.com/home The writing on the cover picture is by the generous and fellow author 26Stars. https://www.webnovel.com/profile/4316514019?appId=10

Rani, Queen of the Ruins, escapes a forced marriage to a ghoul aback her Roc, Ghazal, and becomes the Poet Queen of Lotan, the outlaw desert mythland of djinn, dakinis, phoenixes, and Ifrit. By day, she hunts aback Ghazal the Roc with her phoenix-fletched arrows, and come evening, she sips Chai, reciting poetry for thieves, kings, and demons alike. But soon, a strange Necromancer, smelling of honey and rot, visits the peaceful Lotan, bringing news the Ghoul King has come to claim Rani forcefully as his Bride, and bring Lotan to waste. But that is only the beginning. And the Necromancer has an attraction all his own. Can Rani escape this sexy, mystical web? What happens when her very soul escapes the shackles of a wounded body? Can their be immortality for poetry, love for a Poet Queen, and a way to fight Iblis himself? War is coming to Lotan. And Rani must fight, or lose her one true love, and any hope of restoring peace.

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Detective Alex Harper and his team are plunged into a chilling and complex investigation when a series of murders, kidnappings, and attacks on their own precinct lead them to an elusive and calculating criminal mastermind known only as The Orchestrator. The story begins with the discovery of two seemingly unrelated murders and the kidnapping of a child, Emily Johnson. As Harper delves deeper into these cases, he finds himself entangled in a web of deceit, manipulation, and fear orchestrated by a man who is always one step ahead. The situation escalates when Harper's partner, Marcus, is brutally attacked and left in a coma, pushing the team to its breaking point.

#Bhalo_thakben_kabi_jannater_bagane Bury me next to the mosque, brother As if I could hear the call of the muezzin from Gore. Nazrul lived for 7 years. But 35 of them were dead. He said in his poem, "I will not wake up and ask for your drink, I will make noise all day and will not disturb anyone's attention." In 1942, the poet fell ill and became speechless. In just 43 years, he wrote countless stories, novels, poems and 3,000 songs and ghazals. Where Ravi Tagore composed about 2,000 songs. He was one of the leading Bengali poets, novelists, playwrights, musicians and philosophers of the twentieth century. You will be surprised to read Nazrul's biography. His whole life was a strange life of struggle. How sad is his name Dukhu Mia? During the last 34 years of his life, he was afflicted with a disease and became speechless. If the poet could have written these 35 years, he would have thought how much more we would get in Bengali literature! The poet died on this day in 1986. According to the poet's wishes, the poet was buried with state honors next to the central mosque of Dhaka University. This is where he lies in eternal sleep. The poet said- I'll be gone forever But don't forget to give it to me. Yes! You will not be forgotten, you will live forever in the minds of Bengalis, Be well, dear poet, in the garden of paradise.

Welcome to my literary world dedicated to literature . Literature serves as both a mirror and a window, reflecting and exploring the highs and lows of life. Through my writing, I strive to capture and express these moments. Although my writing journey is still in its early stages, it is deeply inspired by my readers. Despite living abroad, my connection to my family remains strong, and my love for nature and literature continues to flourish. I have a particular passion for prose poetry. My published poetry book “ life Through the Beach . Additionally, I have written over 100 ghazals and poems. I also enjoy writing lyrics, with some of my songs and music videos available on the “Namita Dawadi YouTube channel,” including “Ma Majdur Maya Ko,” “Bhan Ko Thiyo,” “Parichaya Euta Katha,” and “Malai Bachna Sikayo Timile.” Beyond poetry, I explore short stories and free verse, finding solace in these diverse forms of expression. The affection, courage, and constructive feedback from my cherished readers sustain my writing. Even when the weariness of daily life and the demands of living in a foreign land weigh heavily, my passion for writing remains undiminished. My understanding of Nepali culture, even from a distance, shapes my perspective. Literature is my sanctuary and the source of my inner joy. It provides the energy needed to navigate life’s journey. In society, literature acts as a mirror, reflecting human civilization and contributing to societal transformation. It is a garland of victory, shining its light even in the darkest corners. Despite being far from home, countless Nepali hearts around the world share a love for Nepali literature. I am a newcomer in the universe of literature. May the blessings and love of my cherished readers be my companions on this journey of creation.