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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Have you felt that kiss of cozy warm sunshine whilst still enjoying the first rains?
We might revel in those mesmerizing new showers albeit those comforting rays of sun shining radiantly beside them cast renewed beacons of hope, promise, and light, nevertheless.
Rekha’s poems here are exactly that and much much more. A hot cup of coffee with baskets full of comfort, a small little tote of thoughtful emotions, a nook hidden In time casting life lessons of inspirational life morals and values. Her poems are non-conventional and stylish, exploring a myriad of emotions from hope, love, optimism, success to more sombre ones such as despair, heartbreak, depression, etc. Simultaneously, she has put soul to many of the everyday commonplace concepts which one might dwell or like to harp upon at leisure. This is her first creative attempt at poetry, her maiden step towards literary paths. From addressing sensitive issues in ‘And she departed’, or ‘Depression’, or ‘Thankless and vain’, to ballads of positivity and strivance in ‘Silent striver‘, ‘He sees all’, to an imaginative plethora of ‘What if?’, ‘The parallel universe‘, her writing comes across as original, uncharted territory. Her love poems like ’Then, Now, and Always,’ ‘To this day,’ etc. shall serenade the heartstrings of the reader compelling them to go back and hear the beats of their heart strum.
Rekha Bhagtani
REKHA BHAGTANI, an M. Com (in Accounting and Finance) with her unadvocated love and penchant for law and literature, is a voracious reader and an aspiring writer. Alongside her several academic achievements, she has along the path, while being a housewife, cherished the burning desire of pursuing her dreams of writing and kindled it to the maximum of her potentiality. The splay of emotions, and the light banter of new, out-of-the-box methods of writing depicted through her poems give a refreshing new outlook to the messages conveyed through them. They shall strike a deep chord and play upon the minds of her readers for a long time. Each of her 52 renditions in this first published work of hers is poignant yet powerful.
