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Whenever I feel broken, I go up to the terrace and spend time
with the moon. I lay on my back, and look up into the night
sky. I always felt an immediate and genuine connection with
the moon. I would spiral out of the world and reach a
different space. At that instant, the demons fleeting around
me all the time would go away and everything would fall
silent. Then, I would write. This is how I wrote most of this
book; surrounded by darkness, talking to the moon.
This book makes the third and final instalment of my first
book series 'Winsome whispers of a lissome soul'. The
book tries to explore the nature of love and the mystery that is
life. It talks about the verve of hope and the power of despair
in breaking and making a person.
The covers of the book series Winsome whispers of a
lissome soul go from deeper to lighter shades of colour.
Because thematically, the first book had a dark undertone
overall, expressing how dreams prevail through the darkness
and nights. The second book had a more loving outlook
comparatively, quoting the warmth in the intimacy of love,
that how even a flicker of love can be enough to light up a
wholly darkened shell. The third book comprises the break of
dawn, the morning that comes to the moons and souls
grappled by darkness, their ceaseless rebellion finally
bringing them to the light of day they've always longed for.
Welcome to the third part which happens to be the daylight
version of winsome whispers of a lissome soul.
G. Jacinto Shane
G. Jacinto Shane is a poet, writer, musician and doctor. He is the author of the book series "Winsome whispers of a lissome soul".
