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Unfolding Oneself is a poetry collection of 27 poems in which I described the incidental phases of neither mine nor someone else life besides this I described more ever the incidental phases of every human being. In this poetry collection I focused on true and essential essence of every human being's life. Such as sorrow, grief, loneliness, melancholy, bewilderment, solitude and true essence of love.
In this universe every creature including human being for them the highest achievement or goal absolutely without any hesitation is happiness. When we write poems truly we describe the life of oneself. In the process of writing poems we merely describe the oneself in the incidental manner.
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Vishek
Vishek was born in a small village in Gorakhpur district of Uttar Pradesh. Presently lives in Delhi and he is pursuing post graduation in Hindi Journalism and Mass Communication from Delhi University.
So far, Vishek has published two story collections, "Sawa Inch Pyaar, Yaadon Ka Itihaskaar" and a poetry collection "Nepthy main vilaap". Which are available on Amazon and Flipkart. Along with this, Vishek has also translated world famous author Khalil Gibran's popular book "Madman" and German philosoper Friedrich Nietzsche's rare poems and also translated persian poet Rumi's poems along with thoughts in Hindi language.
