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Blueth is the perfect blend of Poetry and Fiction that talks about the feeling of being Blue and infinite. Following the myth of Medusa is introduced the protagonist Laila, her dream and the characters in the dream that tell their own stories in six short narratives which are followed by thirty poems in each chapter.
The dream unfolds the story an endless winter night, the mixed feelings of the characters and how they end up being connected after no possible direct interaction between any of them. The night starts with a chilling cold and ends with a fire that brings all these characters together, both metaphorically and literally.
The poems beautifully describe the inner feelings of the characters. All the poems in each chapter are narrated by the Moth who's fond of observing the human world and turning their stories into compelling poetry of his own. Starting with The Crow and her search for home and belonging, The Moth and his undying efforts for love, The Lamp and its fear and anxiety about life and its identity, The Moon and her Solitude, The house and its longing for being a home and it ends with the Old blind Woman and her attempts to start a new life of her own.
Fiza Jalil Khatib
Fiza Jalil Khatib is a 22 year old Poet and a Lecturer of English at a Junior College. She comes from a village Gowalkot in Chiplun, Ratnagiri. She been writing poetry since the age of twelve and published her first collection of poetry in the year 2020 during the first complete lockdown. And everything for her has changed since.
This book and her upcoming deal with both Poetry and Fiction. Which she's trying to bring together as two of her personalities of being a story teller and being extremely poetic with almost everything.
"Everything has changed since the pandemic and my first book. My life, my personality, my poetry and my equations with my own people. For better or worse, I've spent all my life in a joint family and that sums up half of my poetry.My poems talk about pain but also about hope, about fear but also about little acts of courage. The best of my poetry comes from the worst, the darkest of time. Just like Laila, her dream and her reality." -Fiza Jalil Khatib
