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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
Poetry is anything that touches our hearts, moistens our eyes or blossom our lips .I have read somewhere that prose is meant for ordinary minds, whereas, poetry is meant for extraordinary minds. Understanding poetry is not everyone’s cup of tea. Poetry contains magical powers .It is able to inflict deep wounds on the sensitive hearts.It is also capable of healing rotten and incurable wounds. Different types of poetry serve different purposes. I am a regular reader of the poetry of Mehvish Maqbool Sanaie and i have observed meticulously the themes and topics of her poetry. She writes mostly on philosophical,social, romantic,political,educational ,recreational and contemporary issues.She has a well command over English language.The book in your hand is the solid proof of all my claims .The beauty of words , the beauty of literary devices, the exalted imagination, the tender emotions, the gift of creativity, the wisdom, all have been combined together to create the masterpiece titled "The Heart Speaks “.
If i say that Mehvish Maqbool Sanaie is a mystic of ,21st century, i won’t be lying .
Without stalling you here any further, i want you to begin reading this outstanding book and i wish you a happy reading!
Sanaie Mehvish
Mehvish Maqbool Sanaie is a poetess, quote, writer, historian, blogger, Gymer. She is a growing versatile personality.While in the state of Jammu and Kashmir the youth are in a dilemma whether to support the people who want freedom for the state or to cooperate with the Indian government ruling the state since 1940’s ,Mehvish is inviting the youth to shun the violence and work for the peace and progress of their families, Muslim community and the whole world.She uses her poetry as a vehicle to spread the ideas of love, justice, kindness,happiness,peace,and modernity, among the people around . She is very concerned about the increasing rate of suicide and depression patients in the valley.Her principle is ‘to act locally but think globally’. She particularly wants the youth of Kashmir to study hard and build their health to the maximum limit possible. Her quotes are worth writing in diamond ink. She has written somewhere that " where there is a pain, there is a lesson
And
Where there is a lesson, there is a life”.
