Archana Kapoor Nagpal
Archana Kapoor Nagpal Poems
Please mother let me be born,
I might shine bright like a diamond in your crown,
I want to see the world,
...
I brought her into this world,
But she is like a mother to me,
Darkness is the only colour for me,
Though I see the beautiful world,
...
God on Facebook
If God ever had a Facebook account,
God’s profile name would have been God,
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Let us cook together,
A meal that has no spice called 'ego',
It lacks the bitter taste of 'jealousy'
Do not add the ingredient - 'hatred',
...
The child asked the father, ‘How can I meet God? ’
Father smiled and said, ‘I will tell you’,
In the seven colours of rainbow,
In the bunch of roses,
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I looked at her,
And sat beside her bed,
I kissed her gently,
On her forehead,
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She carries you in her womb,
Not for a day or a week – but for all nine months,
She gives you her blood and flesh,
And brings you in this beautiful world,
...
Your heart is an ocean of love,
You have filled my life with all the rainbow colours,
You always protect me against life’s blowing winds,
You are my blanket of warmth.
...
Archana Kapoor Nagpal Biography
About Archana Kapoor Nagpal: Archana Kapoor Nagpal is an internationally published author of books like '14 Pearls of Inspiration', 'The Road to a Positive Life', 'The Fragrance of a Beautiful Life', 'New Love: Anthology of Short Stories', 'A Pinch of Love, Peace and Humanity' and the '12 Facets of a Crystal'. She often participates in the short story competitions, and her winning stories are now part of international anthologies. Archana was born in Cairo, Egypt and brought up in 6 different countries of the world. She graduated in B.A. (Honours) English Literature, and worked at one of the Big 4 Consulting Firm until she resigned in 2008. At the age of 16, she was awarded for her very first write-up titled as ‘Karma and Jeevan’ by Hindi Academy – to encourage her to write more often. Archana draws inspiration from true life incidents and writes with the belief that her experiences may help people improve their lives. She has written more than 30 short stories and 40 inspiring poems. Her inspirational poems touch every area of a person's life. She enjoys writing Haiku and Tanka as well. Her two poems – ‘God on Facebook’ and ‘Circle of Life’ are highly acknowledged by other poets, and her readers as well. She has written poems around empowerment of women in India, and eradication of the social evil – female foeticide. She is an avid blogger and is currently self–employed as a freelance writer. She writes inspirational content for corporate newsletters, websites, online and print publications like Tulip, Friday Gurgaon, HOO-Knows Home & Family Magazine, Harvests of New Millennium et al. She has a flair for learning new languages, and she loves to travel to new places as well. In simple words, she is a globetrotter. When she is not writing, which is not often, she enjoys swimming, painting, reading, dancing, and travelling.)
The Best Poem Of Archana Kapoor Nagpal
Everything Will Be Perfect
One fine day,
Everything will be perfect,
One fine day,
You will shine like a star,
One fine day,
There will be no war,
One fine day,
There will be no worries,
One fine day,
There will be no failures,
One fine day,
You will get a hug,
One fine day,
You will fall in love,
One fine day,
Parents will be respected,
One fine day,
Women will not be exploited,
One fine day,
You will live with pride,
One fine day,
You will take everything in stride,
One fine day,
You will learn not to cry
One fine day,
You will learn to strive,
One fine day,
There will be no fight in the name of religion,
One fine day,
Together, we will pray to - Allah, Jesus and Ishwar,
One fine day,
You will stop feeling miserable,
One fine day,
Life will be beautiful,
One fine day,
Everything will be perfect!
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3/13/2026 10:20:31 AM # 1.0.0
Love the simplicity and directness of your verse. I'm going to try to find your published works on the web...