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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
In this world of diminishing hopes, can poetry enable us to find comfort in possibility?
Can we cease to admonish each other and sense the empathy and insight conveyed through words?
Can poetry recognize our thoughts and feelings and bestow us with self-awareness?
Most of all, can poetry make us change our rigid perspective?
Well, yes, that is the promise of these poems; to help you discover a 'Sea on the Moon'.
Dhruv Kabra
Dhruv Kabra is a young and accomplished author who hoards a burning passion for the subject of mythology. He loves transmitting his understanding of the scriptures to the world around him through books and articles as a medium. He wielded his pen at the tender age of 15 and has authored more than fifty articles on mythology since then which have been published on his blog. A few of his write-ups have also been published in widely-read newspapers such as the TOI, Student Edition, and also in various magazines. He has displayed his acumen for writing by winning several accolades.
He published his debut book based on Hindu mythology, entitled ‘Deities, Customs and Narratives’ that was officially launched at the City Palace, Jaipur, and has gained a great response. His second title called ‘Indian Lore: Mythology for the Contemporary Readers’ was recently launched in January 2021 and the third one is currently in the traditional publishing pipeline. He attempts to revive mythology in the contemporary era. He is currently serving as the Head of Media and Editor-in-Chief of the International Crisis Summit. He is an exceptional blend of confidence, passion, commitment, and righteousness. To read his articles, visit his blog: www.notapandit.wordpress.com
