"Poems to Stimulate & Inspire the Curious Mind" is a revelatory collection that transforms the mundane into portals of profound insight. With surgical precision, these poems dissect everyday moments—whether it's finding divinity in supermarket onions ("Fresh Veggies from the Market") or witnessing marriages unspoken words ("A Marital Dance"). The collection masterfully oscillates between quiet devastation and electric revelation, with standouts like "The Power of Silence" making absence roar louder than words, "The Father's Silent Sorrow" delivering gut-punch emotional weight, and "soul.exe" blurring lines between human and artificial creativity. Even seemingly simple subjects like "Tej Patta (Bay Leaves)" become breathtaking lenses to examine the cosmos, proving the poet's alchemical gift for revealing the extraordinary in the ordinary.
This is poetry that doesn't just speak—it sears itself into your consciousness.
Dr. PK Das Gupta
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"Poems to Stimulate & Inspire the Curious Mind" is a revelatory collection that transforms the mundane into portals of profound insight. With surgical precision, these poems dissect everyday moments—whether it's finding divinity in supermarket onions ("Fresh Veggies from the Market") or witnessing marriages unspoken words ("A Marital Dance"). The collection masterfully oscillates between quiet devastation and electric revelation, with standouts like "The Power of Silence" making absence roar louder than words, "The Father's Silent Sorrow" delivering gut-punch emotional weight, and "soul.exe" blurring lines between human and artificial creativity. Even seemingly simple subjects like "Tej Patta (Bay Leaves)" become breathtaking lenses to examine the cosmos, proving the poet's alchemical gift for revealing the extraordinary in the ordinary.
This is poetry that doesn't just speak—it sears itself into your consciousness.
Revealing collection
"Poems to Stimulate & Inspire the Curious Mind" is a revelatory collection that transforms the mundane into portals of profound insight. With surgical precision, these poems dissect everyday moments—whether it's finding divinity in supermarket onions ("Fresh Veggies from the Market") or witnessing marriages unspoken words ("A Marital Dance"). The collection masterfully oscillates between quiet devastation and electric revelation, with standouts like "The Power of Silence" making absence roar louder than words, "The Father's Silent Sorrow" delivering gut-punch emotional weight, and "soul.exe" blurring lines between human and artificial creativity. Even seemingly simple subjects like "Tej Patta (Bay Leaves)" become breathtaking lenses to examine the cosmos, proving the poet's alchemical gift for revealing the extraordinary in the ordinary.
This is poetry that doesn't just speak—it sears itself into your consciousness.
Dr. PK Das Gupta