"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
"Discover the vibrant journey of a middle-class teenager and his unwavering friendship with Kaif in 'Verses of Youth.' This captivating collection of poems unveils the tapestry of their college days—filled with boundless energy, poignant emotions, and the quest for dreams. Through vivid imagery, the author beautifully portrays the highs and lows of youth, from joyous laughter to heart-rending despair. Yet, beyond the tender reminiscences, these verses carry a powerful voice that challenges the oppressive class system. With searing critique, they expose the privileges of the middle class, shedding light on economic inequality, social barriers, and the education divide. 'Verses of Youth' is an evocative exploration of growth, friendship, and the struggle for a fairer world. These verses will linger in your heart, resonating with the universal journey of youth."
Ali Moaz Naroo
Born on June 13, 2004, in the serene town of Sangla Hill, Ali Moaz Naroo is an exceptional Pakistani poet. From his earliest days, his profound connection to language and unyielding passion for artistic expression were evident. As the dawn broke over Sangla Hill, Ali Moaz's poetic aspirations also came to light. His debut creation, aptly named "Verses of Youth," stands as a testament to his profound introspection and deep understanding of the human experience. This collection of poems captures the very essence of a middle-class teenager's life, echoing the spectrum of emotions that define the transition into adulthood.
With a remarkable command of language, Ali Moaz crafts vivid imagery, skillfully weaving his emotions into the fabric of words. "Verses of Youth" infuses vitality into the college days of its characters, encapsulating the whirlwind of feelings that accompany the pursuit of dreams and the bonds of friendship. Beyond the eloquence of his words, Ali Moaz wields his poetry as a potent instrument to confront pressing societal issues. His verses serve as a poignant critique of the class system, laying bare the privileges that fuel inequality. He fearlessly delves into the shortcomings of the education system, spotlighting its role in marginalizing the less advantaged.
Ali Moaz's journey, much like his verses, is an ongoing evolution. Through "Verses of Youth," he has emerged as a literary force, skillfully merging emotion, spirit, and social awareness. As the sun dips below the horizon of Sangla Hill, Ali Moaz's star radiates brightly, promising a future adorned with more moving verses and thought-provoking insights.
