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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalIn this book ‘The Singing Breeze’ mainly rhyming poems are included, amongst them mostly are ghazals and songs and few other rhyming poems. In the poems of this book, rhyming pattern is, mostly of Indian style. Poetry or lyrics, written in any language in this world, can’t beat the rhymes as can be formed in Indian languages. I am confident, by reading these poems, heart of the reader would go singing along. Not only rhyme, the poems are also intended to evoke the emotions and touch hearts.
S D Tiwari
“S D Tiwari” has a bright clear tone in his poems. His strong lyricism is like a fresh breeze coming over the wildest grass, creating an order in all appearances. The lines of his poems seem to be shining by themselves. He approaches Couplets, Quatrains, Haiku, Tanka, Triolets, Limericks, Ghazals, Songs in English and Muktak, Geet, Ghazal, Dohe, Kundaliyan, Haiku, Tanka, Kah-mukari, Atukant, Stories in Hindi in an open and light manner. He completed his M. Com., LL.B., Diploma in Personnel Management and served Public Sector Undertakings for about thirty years in managerial capacities, and retired as a Chief Manager. Now practicing as an Advocate at Delhi courts.
Few Hindi Books Published:
Haiku Shastra, Nanhin, Bolate Moti, Dilli ke Jharokhe, Motiyan ki Ladi, Muhabbat ke moti, Tere naam ke moti, Shri Durga Katha, Rambhakt Hanumaan, Man ki baat, Haiku Ramayan, more…
