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- Author: Gurnoor K Chadda
- Publisher: Bookleaf Publishing
- ISBN-10: 9363307018
- ISBN-13: 9789363307018
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 1.1 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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The given book is collection of poems, concerning various aspects and feelings of human existence, be it pain, hope, greed, illusion, love or the human aspirations, which human beings for fear of judgement and ridicule often fail to articulate, to the world through medium of express conversation and find an escape in writing. The poetry in this book, very well brings out the deep human anxieties, human follies and the core human values, which irrespective of the personal perspectives, are universal. The collection is not confined merely to abstract feelings, but also contains poetry on subjects such as nation, nature, almighty and the people in society. For humans do not dwell in isolation, they influence and are influenced by the surroundings and its dwellers. In whole it comprises eighty five poems by an author on whole range of diverse subjects. For the poetry enthusiast, flailing through this poetry collection, will be as relishing experience as it was for the writer. Because in appearance we all might be different, but in the core, we the humans, are all the same.
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- Author: Gurnoor K Chadda
- Publisher: Bookleaf Publishing
- ISBN-10: 9363307018
- ISBN-13: 9789363307018
- Format: 12.7 x 20.3 x 1.1 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
The given book is collection of poems, concerning various aspects and feelings of human existence, be it pain, hope, greed, illusion, love or the human aspirations, which human beings for fear of judgement and ridicule often fail to articulate, to the world through medium of express conversation and find an escape in writing. The poetry in this book, very well brings out the deep human anxieties, human follies and the core human values, which irrespective of the personal perspectives, are universal. The collection is not confined merely to abstract feelings, but also contains poetry on subjects such as nation, nature, almighty and the people in society. For humans do not dwell in isolation, they influence and are influenced by the surroundings and its dwellers. In whole it comprises eighty five poems by an author on whole range of diverse subjects. For the poetry enthusiast, flailing through this poetry collection, will be as relishing experience as it was for the writer. Because in appearance we all might be different, but in the core, we the humans, are all the same.
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