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எளிமையான குட்டிக் கவிதைகள் தாங்கி வரும் இப்புத்தகம். நான் என்னை ஒரு பெருங்கவி என்று பறை சாற்றிக்கொள்ள வரவில்லை. மாறாக, என் கவிபாடும் உள்ளம் சிந்திய சில திவலைகளை உங்கள் முன
எளிமையான குட்டிக் கவிதைகள் தாங்கி வரும் இப்புத்தகம். நான் என்னை ஒரு பெருங்கவி என்று பறை சாற்றிக்கொள்ள வரவில்லை. மாறாக, என் கவிபாடும் உள்ளம் சிந்திய சில திவலைகளை உங்கள் முன் வைத்து, அதனை நீங்கள் சுவைத்து மகிழவேண்டும் என விரும்புகிறேன். அவற்றில் சில, சாதாரண நெல்மணிகளாம். பல, உமிக்கு ஒப்பானவையாகலாம். அரிய சில, அழகிய முத்துக்களாகவும் இருக்கலாம். படித்து இன்புறுங்கள்
This book with its hundred odd poems has evolved with no conscious effort made to meet regular poetic norms. Most of them are free form verses. Some of them may look like plain quotes. However, all of them reflect genuinely what the heart sang. They are simple and spontaneous, and are thoroughly enjoyable. The reader is sure to be motivated to start his/her own journey as an inspired poet.
This book with its hundred odd poems has evolved with no conscious effort made to meet regular poetic norms. Most of them are free form verses. Some of them may look like plain quotes. However, all of them reflect genuinely what the heart sang. They are simple and spontaneous, and are thoroughly enjoyable. The reader is sure to be motivated to start his/her own journey as an inspired poet.
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"And finally, a decision will be made, mostly on the New Year eve, or his birthday, or some such solemn occasion. At the end of that ‘memorable’ day, he lights up a cigarette, and tells (softly to himself) that this will be my last drag. And he tries to enjoy the last puffs to the maximum, because there will be no more of this pleasure in his life!" - This scene gets repeated many times over. And for a majority of smokers, this is a never ending joke. And ultimately, they give up the idea (of giving up smoking) for ever. "Conversations with WS" is a real life account of how a set of inspiring conversations led the author to get himself free of the strangle-hold of a menacing habit.
This book is an interesting collection of blogs by the author. Blogs of mixed genres - short stories, biographical episodes, current affairs - some humorous, some serious, but mostly light-hearted and keeping the reader grooved to the subject. Beauty of this book is that you can start reading from any page. Each chapter is just about a three minute read, written in a free flowing language. Enjoyable coffee-table or even a bed-time entertainer.
This book is an interesting collection of blogs by the author. Blogs of mixed genres - short stories, biographical episodes, current affairs - some humorous, some serious, but mostly light-hearted and keeping the reader grooved to the subject. Beauty of this book is that you can start reading from any page. Each chapter is just about a three minute read, written in a free flowing language. Enjoyable coffee-table or even a bed-time entertainer.
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