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Mawphniang Napoleon has returned with his latest collection of poetry, titled 'Homo Sapiens Part Fifteenth'. This captivating anthology features seventy thought-provoking poems that delve deep into the human experience. Through relatable and profound reflections on life, the author offers a fresh perspective on the world, covering topics such as love, self-discovery, folklore of Khasi tribe of Meghalaya, elections, menstruation journey, leadership, childhood nostalgia, and the challenges of loss, hope, and resilience etc.
With his distinctive style of evocative language and insightful commentary, Mawphniang Napoleon encourages readers to look inward and embrace the complexities of the human condition. His inspiring poems urge us to face life's obstacles with courage and keep moving forward. Whether you are a fan of the author's previous works or new to his writing, 'Homo Sapiens Part Fifteenth' is a must-read for anyone who loves poetry and seeks a fresh voice in literature.
Immerse yourself in the magic of Mawphniang Napoleon's words and discover why he is one of today's most captivating poets. Don't wait, get your hands on a copy today and explore more of the author's works.
Mawphniang Napoleon
Mawphniang Napoleon is a man of many talents and passions. A lawyer and entrepreneur by profession, he is also a writer and humanist by passion. He is a soul ever-striving, never at ease, with boundless curiosity and verve. He embraces new ideas with an open mind, and ventures boldly into unknown lands. He is passionate about seeking all that life has to offer and makes the most of time's fleeting sands. His inquisitive nature knows no bounds as he seeks answers to life's enigmas. He cherishes the small things in life and is on a journey of self-discovery. He writes his story, never fearing and making the most of every moment, ever-unfurled. He is from Syadheh village, Ri Bhoi District in Meghalaya, India.
