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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalThe poems in this book will take the reader on a roller coaster ride through the unfathomable depths and darkest caverns of their mind, towards the light at the end of the tunnel, with each poem splashing on the canvas of their spirit and psyche like freshest and sweetest waters of spring. The poems strive at bequeathing moments that will plunge the reader's mind and heart into a tussle, making them feel ecstatic and at the same time, leaving them profoundly wondering about their own existence. The poems are simple yet witty, powerful and at times, intense enough to provide the reader with hiatus from the daily vicissitudes and rigmarole of this rat trap, called life. For people who find themselves ruminating and contemplating passionately about this life, searching for meaning and answers, through a humble effort, this book will endeavor to give words to those feelings of their mind and flowing emotions, as well as, clean up the cobwebs of old, buried relationships and feelings from the deepest abyss of their existence, to leave them in a pristine state. Each leaf of this book will leave the reader with a noble feeling of an external observation towards their own selves and the emotions that escape their consciousness.
Ashish Verma
Ashish Verma is a sailor and an engineer by profession. He has sailed all over the world, observing people, their culture and idiosyncrasies, trying to find answers and meaning to this puzzle of life. He has a penchant for pondering over the arcane questions that life has to offer. He has recently realized the ephemeral nature of this life and what a gift it is to be a part of this world. His poems are intense and are usually based on themes of existential crisis, death, and love, as well as the nuances of emotions they have to offer to a human being. This is his first poetry book and the poems have been written over a period of ten years. He likes to immerse himself in philosophy books, the shadow of which is visible in the various motifs of his poems. His work will make you cogitate, question your own existence, and will bring you closer to your own self.
