"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
A woman is crowned ‘She’ to be ethereal.
A man is tagged ‘He’ to be powerful.
Why then is the transgender named ‘nine’ to be humiliated?
It is a period of time of forgetting what society is and the role of human beings in it. Not everything that happens in society is a feast for the eyes. Your Kind Attention Please is a collection of poems where everything heard by the ears, seen with the eyes and deeply buried into the heart is poured into words at the tip of the pen for your kind attention. At every edge of diction, the pains and sufferings of the victims are well manifested. Some lines make water droplets on the side of the eyes and some lines make a smile on the corner of the mouth with scrutiny.
One can understand by reading this that all these are staged by human beings. Although the book appears to be a clip of what was said, it is said that everything said is true.
Dr. M. Indumathi
She is Indumathi, the name given to her to be prudent by the parents. She was born in 1989 in Tamil Nadu, India. She is very interested in knowing the nuances of words according to the meaning of her name. She makes her debut as a poet with Your Kind Attention Please. She is in the habit of looking for words in solitude. She writes in English saying, “The depth of the words and the pressure of the lines and the whole are mine.”
She has participated in a lot of seminars where writing rather than speaking has become her first goal. Her vision does not fall into place for a particular topic because she is a woman. She writes about a person who has been affected by another person that happens in our society regularly. The author’s every night starts with innovative fantasies while every dawn makes her realize that all of this is not really imaginary. Realities and fantasies come together and unfold now as a book.
So please pay your kind attention to the voices she raises as a blooming poet.
