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Voyages Volume I is a collection of poems written to break the notion that poetry is an art comprehensible only by the elite. Understanding good poetry becomes easy when there is a guide to help understand all those complicated words and lines. Keeping in mind the feelings of the reader, a small quotation has been provided at the end of each poem, carrying a message of what the preceding lines were all about. This style of writing has been chosen as most of the time we fail to understand that poetry is very much a part of our life.
Whether it be sharing good wishes everyday on social media or going through some lovely quotations to uplift our moods, life is just one big book of poetry that we refuse to understand in popular culture. Just like a ship embarks on a voyage, searching and exploring new continents through vast reaches of the ocean; our life too embarks on a journey of adventures which are best described in poetry. I believe this collection would be able to help readers appreciate poetry as a whole and live up to every possible expectation.
Debjeet Mukherjee
Debjeet Mukherjee is a young aspiring poet, author, and photographer from Kolkata, India. He is a postgraduate student of economics at the University of Calcutta. His first short story, A Rural Coincidence, won a Commendable Mention at the Wingword Short Story Competition in 2017. His other hobbies include Numismatics and Photography for which he was awarded an Honourable Mention at the International Photography Awards in 2017 under Non-Pro Wildlife category.
This young talent has been writing poetry for almost a decade now, constantly improving the outlook and reach of his poetry to national and international audiences through online magazines and competitions. Debjeet Mukherjee and his works are sure to create a lasting impression on any generation as he pens down abstract feelings of life that are relatable through myriad experiences in people.
