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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalMalay Pramanick lives in Kharagpur, a town in West Bengal, India, away from the hullabaloo and tussles of city life. He completed his graduation (B.Tech) as well as his post-graduation (MS) from the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, IIT Kharagpur. Born to Bengali parents, he is a data scientist with a passion for poetry. He believes that engineering is a noble pursuit but lives for art, romance, and love. He is dedicated to finding a verse to contribute to the ongoing powerful play of life. The verses might be his identity and could help others see the world through his eyes.Read More...
Malay Pramanick lives in Kharagpur, a town in West Bengal, India, away from the hullabaloo and tussles of city life. He completed his graduation (B.Tech) as well as his post-graduation (MS) from the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, IIT Kharagpur. Born to Bengali parents, he is a data scientist with a passion for poetry. He believes that engineering is a noble pursuit but lives for art, romance, and love. He is dedicated to finding a verse to contribute to the ongoing powerful play of life. The verses might be his identity and could help others see the world through his eyes.
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This is the third anthology of poems by the poet and the third book of the Scribbles series. Drifting through life, he collected these poems to offer as presents to his readers and to his listeners. This collection invites the readers to think along and aloud with the poet. The first part of this anthology describes situations the poet has been a part of, or seen or heard, from the poet’s viewpoint. Some of the poems are even abstract ones. His words convey
This is the third anthology of poems by the poet and the third book of the Scribbles series. Drifting through life, he collected these poems to offer as presents to his readers and to his listeners. This collection invites the readers to think along and aloud with the poet. The first part of this anthology describes situations the poet has been a part of, or seen or heard, from the poet’s viewpoint. Some of the poems are even abstract ones. His words convey the pain and turmoil one might go through during heartbreaks. Heartbreaks are not easy, whether it's the first time or after multiple rejections, and the poet has tried to capture that pain using only a few words. The second part of the book seeks to demonstrate both the hope and the fears that come with love, the yearning to be with one’s beloved, and the devotion towards a loved one.
This is the third anthology of poems by the poet and the third book of the Scribbles series. Drifting through life, he collected these poems to offer as presents to his readers and to his listeners. This collection invites the readers to think along and aloud with the poet. The first part of this anthology describes situations the poet has been a part of, or seen or heard, from the poet’s viewpoint. Some of the poems are even abstract ones. His words convey
This is the third anthology of poems by the poet and the third book of the Scribbles series. Drifting through life, he collected these poems to offer as presents to his readers and to his listeners. This collection invites the readers to think along and aloud with the poet. The first part of this anthology describes situations the poet has been a part of, or seen or heard, from the poet’s viewpoint. Some of the poems are even abstract ones. His words convey the pain and turmoil one might go through during heartbreaks. Heartbreaks are not easy, whether it's the first time or after multiple rejections, and the poet has tried to capture that pain using only a few words. The second part of the book seeks to demonstrate both the hope and the fears that come with love, the yearning to be with one’s beloved, and the devotion towards a loved one.
This is the second anthology of poems by the poet. The poems cover some of the turmoil the poet had gone through in his life that brought him back to poetry. Often people come across and get to know each other, fall in love and get separated for certain reasons; sometimes even by choice. The pain of that separation, at times, breaks some and cannot be captured by mere words. Accepting the pain, living with it and getting used to it, is what one might struggle
This is the second anthology of poems by the poet. The poems cover some of the turmoil the poet had gone through in his life that brought him back to poetry. Often people come across and get to know each other, fall in love and get separated for certain reasons; sometimes even by choice. The pain of that separation, at times, breaks some and cannot be captured by mere words. Accepting the pain, living with it and getting used to it, is what one might struggle with. With that pain, they might reflect on life and devote that pain to art. Most of the poems in this collection hover around heartbreaks, and heartbreaks do not always concern a romantic affair.
Like the heroes and villains, a poet is made not born. There’s a limit of pain that one can endure, even an artist. But how much pain makes one a poet?
This anthology is a collection of a first few poems as composed by the author. It covers some of the turmoil the poet had to go through in his life that led him to writing poems. There are various reasons one cannot be with their beloved and at times that pain cannot be captured by some words. We h
Like the heroes and villains, a poet is made not born. There’s a limit of pain that one can endure, even an artist. But how much pain makes one a poet?
This anthology is a collection of a first few poems as composed by the author. It covers some of the turmoil the poet had to go through in his life that led him to writing poems. There are various reasons one cannot be with their beloved and at times that pain cannot be captured by some words. We have to accept the pain and live with it. Most of the poems in this collection hover around unrequited love, ranging from the poet’s personal experiences to his friends’ experiences, circumstances he has been a part of, seen, or heard. This anthology even has a poem that describes the very first incident that made him realise that sometimes the journey from solitude to loneliness is just an eye contact.
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