Research Oriented Article - Love's Usefulness And Childhood in Jakhongir Nomozov's Poetry, Author - Dr. Manoranjan Das

Dr. Manoranjan Das

        Jakhongir Nomozov, the reputable poet of Uzbekistan sparks to his thought that love's usefulness lies in its profound, practical impact on human well-being, health, and social stability,  beyond a mere emotion, love functions as a fundamental human need that fosters personal growth, strengthens social bonds, and provides essential support systems for survival and fulfillment. He issues his thought through forgiveness in a place where the praying is arrived throuh the heart's opening. Thus, he writes -

to forget,

where forgiveness could not reach.

to stay in love,

'Will you mind my wounds',

and turned into a vast,

       Awakenly speaking,

individuals in supportive, loving relationships tend to have lower blood pressure, reduced risk of heart disease, fewer colds, and faster healing times, sand, it is linked to lower rates of anxiety, depression, and substance abuse. He  lures that waiting is a balm or more dreaming with the forgetfulness where heart become to arrest in imprisonment in love .Thus, he writes,

yet you - named my illness:

and with that name

I saw my dreams in your eyes ,

I looked at your lips.

in the end, I became

           Jakhongir Nomozov was born on January 24, 1997, in Pop district of Namangan region.

        He is the representatives of the Turkish state' SIR SARNICI electronic magazine in  Uzbekistan.

'I wept for you -

in every sigh, a great truth.

When I leave saying,

the hard  blow

'too-late love.'3

         He was the member of the 8Azerbaijan Journalists' Union and the World Young Turkic Writets.

        Jakhongir Nomozov blisses that love, in its various forms  provides the emotional support and encouragement needed to cope with life's challenges, pursue personal goals, and become the best version of ourselves. He feels,

       'Love acts as a powerful force for social connection, encouraging empathy, kindness, and cooperation within families and communities.

This helps bind people together, which was crucial for human evolution and survival.'4

          Generously speaking, Jakhongir Nomozov is the member of the International Artists , member of the Kyrag Poets and Writers Public Fund of the Kyrag Republic. He is the participant of the traditional workshop of young artists . He has been creating in the fields of poetry, journals and translation. His poems were published in the international 'Muyde' and 'Flashmab' anthologies. He is the author of the books ' Rebels in My Heart', 'Sacred Space' and ' Awakening Song', 2002, in the Turkish Publishing House ' Baygnc'. The poetry book ' The Breath of the Sun   was published , Winners many national and international competitions.

          It's to say brightly, Jakhongir Nomozov feels that child's attitude is significant because it 

          He asserts that chid's hopefulness is rowed to miracleness where the belief is lightened and brightened too.Thus, he writes,

'Childhood -

a bowl of water,

Childhood - is the hopeful miracles of my life ,

that one could live for ever

When the moon rose - it chased after us,

falling into my mother's tears.'5

           He, the great poet, Jakhongir Nozomov is a student of the University of Journalism and Mass Communications. He is the winners of the ' Guzel Alama Award,' of the Turkish state .In 2025, dedicated the dear  memory of the National Hero of Azerbaijan, Hokuma Aliyeva ' Demisdin yaxsi dacak...'

       He directs that a positive attitude allows children to see challenges as temporary setbacks rather than permanent failures, enabling them to bounce back more quickly from adversity, and,they learn to seek solutions and perserve when things are difficult.He remarks that feeling is heavenified with closer round to the remaining half, that is under scatterness. Thus, he writes,

' Now I look to the sky -

as if, to take back my childhood,

to the reach of my hands.

I once thought childhood

I gave half to a bit,

and the remaining half...

Life where have you hidden my childhood?'6

        Perfectly b speaking, Jakhongir Nomozov courageously tells that children with a positive attitude are more motivated, engaged, and confident in their learning, which often leads to better performance in school and higher achievement.

'A positive disposition helps children build friendships and interact positively with others. It also prepares them to be open-minded and accepting of differences when they encounter people from diverse backgrounds.Emotional bwell-being: A positive outlook contributes to higher self-esteem and greater emotional stability, helping children to manage stress and maintain a cheerful disposition.Health benefits: Studies suggest that a positive attitude can even improve the immune system and the body's ability to handle stress. '7

        Jakhongir Nomozov    cherishes that a supportive environment where mistakes are seen as learning opportunities is crucial for fostering positivity, and, praising good deeds and achievements, and providing support during tough times, helps children build confidence and a more positive self-image. He feels that longer race through growing up moments are trembling through wander.Thus, she writes,

instead the years themselves

Today we flee backward

But in my eyed -

only the trembling light

             Splendidly speaking, Jakhongir Nomozov relates with the kindness of thought realising the invlovement of thought where love's willingness and childhood days are assembled as ususal

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