The poem celebrates the bond of love between the speaker, a young boy named Vikram, and his sister Aradhana.
Vikram reminisces about their childhood, when they would play together, share stories and secrets, and offer heartfelt support and encouragement to one another.
However, as they grow older, Vikram leaves to pursue his education, and the physical distance and time apart begin to strain their bond.
Vikram's absence leads to a sense of longing and nostalgia, and he deeply misses his sister's presence and the comfort she used to bring to his life.
During Raksha Bandhan, a festival that symbolizes the love and protection between brothers and sisters, Vikram writes a letter to Aradhana expressing his emotions and thoughts.
In the letter, he confesses that even though he is physically distant from her, she remains close to his heart and that her presence and love are always a source of strength for him.
He reflects on the special memories and experiences they shared as children and acknowledges that their bond is not merely bound by physical proximity.
The poem emphasizes that love transcends time, space, and physical separation, and the love between Vikram and Aradhana remains unshakeable despite their distance.