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QOTD: How do you define death? Welcoming or scary? Beginning or end? I know this is a bit weird question, but again why not, this is something which will happen to all, it is eventually ours. And we are living to meet this end someday, isn't? For me death is welcoming and beginning.. And I have read this book, which I find worthy of mentioning here with this intense topic, DEATH. ~BOOK REVIEW~ WINTER POEMS by @authorsabarna I generally live reading poetry and am always amazed by the various experimental writing styles of the authors/ poets. I read this book with 60 pages full of experiments, different perspectives and much more. The poems are soo much drenched with love, affection, care that I do not have words to express. The themes of death and life struck me somewhere in the heart. I am completely mesmerized by the thought of how deep the poets imagination is. It's totally commendable. Winter as a season is dry and rough for many and so is life of people, drawing a comparison between the two gets me drooling over my life and how dull it is these days. The imagery, metaphors, smilies are all very intense and deep rooted in the poets imagination. Not for a moment I felt out of place. Reading and re-reading the entire book twice gave me sense of belonging to the poems. I loved the book immensely. Also, the language is quite easy, both to read and understand. And at moments you might feel to read few lines again and again, that's what the writing does to readers. #mastersliterature#mastersliteraturereviews#mastersliteraturereads#mastersliteraturebookpromotions#lucknowblogger#lucknowbookstagram#indianbookstagram#indianbookstagrammer#booksof2021#bookwormaesthetics#readforlifesake#sabarnaroy#winterpoems#deathandlife#poetrybooksof2021#readpoerty#newbooks#indianbookstagramers#psychologicalbooks (at India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQjYVl8rUhe/?utm_medium=tumblr

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QOTD: What type of poems do you like? Short or detailed, long or small? Descriptive or confessional? Anything and everything? ❤ I love detailed poems, and all the classic ones are what I drool for. And it is long poems which I love the most, but shorter ones also work for me. And confessional poetry is my all time favourite. Today, this fine morning, I am going to talk about a book of poetry which caught my attention while scrolling the net. And yes, the cover is gorgeous. Let's see the blurb. ~BOOK BLURB~ ‘Death is my only beloved’ is a collection of poems on life, death, and everything that comes to pass between life and death. The poems are ‘confessional’ in nature and uncertainty is their hallmark feature. The poems proffer no consolation to the readers who are looking for any sort of comforters to numb their pain. The readers are free to interpret the poems as per their inconvenience. A book with such an insightful review is a must read. What do you think? @preciselaudeep @rushme_reviews . #mastersliterature#mastersliteraturereviews#mastersliteraturebookpromotions#bookwormaesthetics#poetrybooksof2021#lucknowblogger#lucknowbookstagram#indianbookstagram#indianbookstagrammer#indianbookblogger#indianauthorsofinstagram#bookblogging#confessionalpoetry (at India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CPw0bLwLU8I/?utm_medium=tumblr