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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Let me tell you a story in this piece,
A story to be read even if future,
For it will be stored for my kids,
To know how I rose from challenges.
After this story,
Hope you won’t say I brag,
‘Cause i’m and was because of God,
For the far He brought me.
We lived in an humble background,
When we cursed when it’s raining,
‘Cause it used to make our house be like swimming pool,
A pool which brought sadness.
Those days our eyes were like camera,
Seeing things and crying,
Crying when our dad came drunkard and beating us with mum,
Indeed, it’s just God!
I can’t remember how we finished highschool,
Darkness at home preventing us to study,
No penny to pay fees when as for buying something to put on our mouths was difficult,
I failed to imagine when I finished the last Business paper.
To put something on our mouths was like miracle,
Weekends we used even to miss schools,
In order to try and make two ends meet,
And three meals a day was only on 25th Dec!
To end my story,
We’re now a strong family,
My brothers and sisters have and others will further their studies,
But me....never mind.
Let my story motivate
You,
As we never give up in life,
Or sitting on comfort zones like birds in the nest,
Because challenges ends...
Sankalp Mirani
The author of searching and often dark meditations on universal themes, he is a quintessentially modern poet in his adherence to language as it is actually spoken, in the psychological complexity of his portraits, and in the degree to which his work is infused with layers of ambiguity and irony.
Sankalp Mirani paints a picture of a person who values her loved ones in her short, succinct bio. This gives the reader a comforting sense that the writer is compassionate, which is an attractive trait in a children’s book author.
He describes the trajectory of his background that culminates in his passion for ideas. He piques the curiosity of the reader as to how exactly one can manipulate past events.
He conjures up an eclectic, even eccentric image through the diverse collection of endeavours she has experienced in his young life and delivers these with humour. Quirky is what you might expect from an author of a dystopian novel, which inspires the reader to go check out his book.
