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The book ‘journey within a journey’ is a collection of contemporary / modern haiku, written by Anjali Warhadpande. Her observation and imagination of the world and emotions around her, makes this a delightful read for all poetry lovers.
While the topics are as varied as the thoughts that ripple through a human mind, what is retained is the depth of emotions underlying most of them. The casual touch of words that compels the reader to delve deeper. For, the same words can bring out different emotions and observation in different people. This book paints Anjali’s perspective.
describe haiku, she challenges
universe in a nutshell
I answer shortly
A must read for poetry lovers all over the world. Especially those who are fascinated with the three lined world of haiku.
much conveyed
without words...
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Anjali Warhadpande
This is the second poetry book by Anjali Warhadpande. The first one - “Ode to reality”, is a collection of poems that touches various topics like philosophy, life, nature, love, spirituality, humour, to name a few.
She has also authored a young adult fiction - “Summer of 72’ sunny side up”, which is set in the seventies and revolves around the multi-faceted vacation of a young school going girl-Surili. It deals with her first crush and many fun moments spent with friends and cousins. A light, fun read, it gives readers a glimpse of life in India during the seventies.
Her anthology of short stories - “The Innocuous Kiss and Other Short stories”, celebrates human relations in all their varying colours. The vivid description of the human mind as well as complexity of human relationships and emotions makes this book a page turner.
These books are available in paperback and Kindle format.
Anjali’s published work includes articles in newspapers, stories in well known magazines and poems which have found their way in international poetry books and journals. After teaching English for twenty years, she is now devoting her time to writing.
She lives in Pune, India.
