Dr. Alka Nigam

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February 19, 2021 by Dr. Alka Nigam Leave a Comment

मां का गर्भ
नाम था दूसरा
प्रश्रय अपरिमित का
किन्तु हाय विडम्बना
नारी के भाग्य की
अजन्मी वह छोटी सी अवधि
भी टिक न पायी सुरक्षित
छोटा सा वह घरौंदा
ठण्डे लौह यन्त्रोंकी चपेटमें
कराह उठा
पुत्री ने उस अन्धकार में
अजन्मे ही
प्रश्रयदात्री की ठण्डी आँखों में
आँखें डाल दी
और पूछा
अब तुम भी?
और यहाँ भी?
औरत जाति की छाप लिए
मैं
पर्वतों की दरारों से
खुराक खींचती थी
अजन्में ही वह ठप्पा लगने पर
हाए, अब तो
जन्मदात्री ने भी
जन्म देने से इन्कार कर दिया।।

अलका निगम

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