Endless Devotion By Er Haider Khan

Poet's note: This poem expresses a deep and unwavering love for someone, where the speaker's heart belongs solely to their beloved, regardless of where they may roam or what challenges they may face. The poem speaks of the all-encompassing nature of love, finding beauty and connection with the world through the lens of their beloved. It also touches upon the pain of potential separation, but the willingness to let go if their beloved chooses to wander, while still keeping a special place in their heart for them. The poem conveys a sense of devotion, strength, and resilience in the face of adversity, with a commitment to love and cherish their beloved forever. Er Haider Khan (born Mohammad Shafi Khan) is a Kashmiri author and engineer known for his heartfelt writings on love, romance, and resilience. Born and raised in a poor family in Shirpora village near Kreeri in Baramulla district of Jammu and Kashmir, Khan's passion for education drove him to crack an entrance exam and enroll at Gujarat Technological University, where he earned a degree in computer engineering. Khan's journey as a writer began while working as an engineer when he started penning down articles based on his real-life experiences and observations. He then went on to publish two books: Mixed Souls and Ayesha from Innocence to Resilience. Mixed Souls is a collection of heartfelt poems that touch upon themes of love, romance, and joy, while Ayesha from Innocence to Resilience is a novel that portrays the struggles of a girl's journey from childhood to womanhood. Khan's debut book, Mixed Souls, took him five months to complete and features a recurring theme of an elusive girl who appears and fades away. In Ayesha from Innocence to Resilience, Khan pays tribute to the resilience of women in Kashmir, showcasing his deep empathy and understanding of the struggles they face. Apart from his writing, Khan is also known for his love and dedication to his father, Bashir Ahmad Khan, and has dedicated his book to seeing a smile on his father's face. He is also grateful for the guidance and mentorship of his teacher, Shahnawaz sir, also known as Shaan sir, who instilled in him a love for language and literature. At the age of 23, Khan has already made a mark with his writings and continues to inspire readers with his heartfelt stories and poems. He has two brothers, Imad Khan and Farhan Khan, and remains rooted in his Kashmiri heritage while pursuing his passion for writing. References: "Er Haider Khan: A Kashmiri Author and Engineer". Kashmir Life. Retrieved from: https://kashmirlife.net/er-haider-khan-a-kashmiri-author-and-engineer-254575/ "Kashmiri author Er Haider Khan writes book on women’s resilience". Hindustan Times. Retrieved from: https://www.hindustantimes.com/books/kashmiri-author-er-haider-khan-writes-book-on-women-s-resilience-101629383744111.html "Er Haider Khan: A Young Kashmiri Author and Engineer who is making waves in the literary world". JK Media. Retrieved from: https://www.jkmedia.net/interview/er-haider-khan-a-young-kashmiri-author-and-engineer-who-is-making-waves-in-the-literary-world/