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A perfect couple parted ways at an imperfect time, their separation driven by circumstances and the world around them. Amidst the pain of their breakup and the ongoing struggle to move forward, they both came to a profound realization: they couldn’t truly let go. One chose to remain close as a friend, while the other’s heart grew even fonder. For one, a steadfast friend like no other; for the other, perhaps love was their destined path.
"An Anthology of Love" captures the bittersweet journey of this separation and the flourishing of love that followed. It serves as both a tribute to the joyful moments they shared and a beacon of hope for a brighter future. Through his writing, Sree chronicles the life of one another, illustrating how love has transformed into a way of being, in their individual ways.
Perhaps, in a world of free will, their intertwined memories might have woven together into a beautiful tapestry.
Sree
In a world of constant change, what significance does a name hold? This question resonates with Sree, a debut poet stepping into the literary realm. Known for sharing his personal poems with his beloved, Sree has ventured into the expansive world of literature, encouraged by his sweetheart’s gentle nudge.
As he navigates the labyrinthine streets of a bustling city, his bumper sticker reads, “The less told, the less known, the less is thought and the lesser shown.” Time may be fleeting and patience scarce, but Sree believes that love is the answer and care is the reason. He asserts that life on earth is inconceivable without some form of love.
In what he says that the limits of love are boundless, there are only more ways to share your heart than there already are. It is only through art and literature that the true essence of life can be experienced, and the longing felt - making us humans capable of understanding a little more about love than all else, writes Sree.
