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Origami Birds is a collection of forty-four poems written by Tanya Jain. In order to reach a reader’s heart these poems do cover a lot of topics that some of them might be considered sensitive but then I guess poetry is a way of expressing one’s feelings and a way for those who read them to share those expressions and feel a warmth in their heart too. It works both ways. The title of this collection is rightly justified. When I received, I was curious about it and found a satisfactory verse that introduced me to it at the...
March 6, 2018
by @amanhimself · Published March 6, 2018 · Last modified March 11, 2018
Origami Birds is a collection of forty-four poems written by Tanya Jain. In order to reach a reader’s heart these poems do cover a lot of topics that some of them might be considered sensitive but then I guess poetry is a way of expressing one’s feelings and a way for those who read them to share th
Pages: 252, Paperback Published: 2017, Notion Press Cover Rating: 3/5 My Jiffies by Priyanka Sharma Kaintura is an exceptional book full of emotions and emphasises enough on reality. It is a collection where a reader has a glimpse of the writer’s beautiful imagination. The novel is not a traditional
My two books of short stories, “The Old Turk and Other Tales” and “Through the Mirror”, examine that tricky balance between experience and the spiritual world that anyone—and the author—would encounter or like to encounter. There are realms which take us beyond ourselves—and I like to explore them.
And who has seen the moon Will see the dawn too, soon But what I cannot promise Is the sun at noon. It is the Isle of mystery Where you have been dumped And duped by the whole humanity Relentlessly forgotten Left all by yourself. In other sense you are free Fromm all those norms and taboo From every
In a distance I can hear a howl With the fall of the rain, howl is supported Tonight is a lonely night And he stands beside me like a ghost Not listening to what I hear, melonchically. Under the terrible light I cannot see somebody else It’s all misty there Until the mist Itself tends to takes a sha
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Being endured by an obsession with Sylvia Plath, I had waited too long to get my hands on this book. This is book is interesting for a multitude of reasons. The main reason being it’s Sylvia Plath’s proses, not poems. Previously, I had read The Bell Jar and her Journals, and certainly I was more fas
The glimmer of the evening rays Heavy sun of summer, sleepy, Goes past me up the college Wall. Below, in the lawn Insufficient grass, with a rose Standing in the middle, assisted by a hundred thorns. Beyond the lawn, adjoins a pavement; rough and soothe On which passes the world with shadows down at
Dante’s Inferno offers a great amount of lessons that are considered to be moral and necessary. Born in Florence to a noble family, and ended up spending almost half of his life in exile Dante presents The Divine Comedy which is believed an epic, with various moral lessons and taking a reader’s cons
Poetry is an essential part of human life. It’s a combination words in rhythm and we can find rhythm in almost anything we want. These rhythmic descriptions are written in form of poetry. The way a poem soothes human mind, nothing can. Thus, list some poetry books that reflect my personal taste. The