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Top 10 Poetry Books Of The Month | June [Editor’s Choice]
‘Khalil Gibran once said ‘Poetry is a deal of joy and pain and wonder, with a dash of the dictionary.’
Poetry is so important because it helps us understand and appreciate the world around us. Poetry’s strength lies in its ability to shed a “sideways” light on the world, so the truth sneaks up on you. No question about it. Poetry teaches us how to live.
This month too we went through many poetry books and then we are here with the books that you should give a read. 🙂
1. Being an Indian Teenager by Muskan Jha
At this point in our lives, we feel like we are neither children anymore nor really grown-ups too. Teenage as we all know is one of the most important and memorable periods of a person’s life. This is the period during which we face and feel a lot of things ranging from our changing physical appearance, Read More..
2. Darkness and Light by Pradeep Singh
Darkness and Light is a collection of liberal imagery that reflects the simplicity that can be found even in the most labyrinthine emotions.
It is a refuge for the ones seeking validation for the often overlooked yet artful monotony of everyday life. This book is a bouquet of verses defining one such life.
3. Tutee by Tamanna Mishra
But for a young girl in Dubai, the glitz and glamor of America are worlds away.
She needs to study hard, overcome bullies, and finish top of her class to even stand a chance.
But she is not the only one demanding a worthier life. Her school is filled with students just like her who want to escape and pursue their dream. Thus, the author meticulously crafted 33 poems about her schooling journey, where she is showcasing Read More..
4. Whispers Of Heartache by Kavya
Get this relatable poetry book as a gift and the person will surely fall in love with the poems in it.
Words are just whispers of the heartache we suffer from, we scream but our screams don’t seem to reach others. So maybe, just maybe, if we whisper our holding, our letting go, our falling, and our loving, some who listen to silence will hear what Read More..
5. Moonlit Nights by Teraza M Faulkner
The author weaves words into meticulously crafted stories in the form of her poems. Most of the poems are short in length but manage to capture the emotion and feelings a thousandfold. She intrigues from the first go itself. Just as the title a lot of the poems include various ways in which the moon surrounds us with its beauty and soothes us. There are a few poems that Read More..
6. Darkness and Light by Mahevash Shaikh
Darkness And Light is a collection of poems that explores common mental health problems and the strange, dysfunctional world we live in today. After all, mental health and Read More..
7. Auto Driver by Shashvathi S Hariharan
It expels the poet’s love for her hometown, Chennai (Madras), and the intriguing and beautiful experiences that come along with living in it. Further, this book explores the constant awe and beauty of the world we live in and how much we take it for granted, running an eternal rat race of life. Read More..
8. Perspectives by Harinie Jeevitha
Ever thought about Krishna explaining Arjuna to fight on the battlefield in form of a poem? Krishna and Sudhama’s story? The shiva, Shiv shakti’s union in form of poems?
Harinie does it for us. The poems are on various topics like time travel, writer’s block, self-love, hope, and perspective. My favorite part is poems based on mythology characters.
If you are someone who enjoys reading modern verse Read More..
9. A Potpourri of Poems by Ankita Sahoo
In her debut assemblage, Ankita Sahoo takes us on a journey into her thoughts, experiences, and how the world can be more beautiful, just, and equal through her dynamic lens. Original. Authentic. A roller coaster ride into every human sentiment ever felt, this book will keep you on your toes till the end. This is her debut collection of poems. Ankita has received the prestigious PEN IN BOOKS Young Author Award 2020 for Read More..
10. Sunsets of a Lover by Akankshit Priydarshi
What is love?
How do we fall in love?
How do we fall out of love?
How do we break our hearts?
How do we love back again?
These questions exist and so do the answers. Let’s sit together in the sunset and find the answers in the emptiness of the book with enough words to make you believe in the magic that Read More..
Book Prices
Being an Indian Teenager | Rs.260 (Paperback) |
Darkness and Light | Rs.199 (Paperback) |
Tutee | Rs.399 (Paperback) |
Whispers Of Heartache | Rs.250 (Paperback) |
Moonlit Nights | Rs.450 (Paperback) |
DARKNESS AND LIGHT | Rs.199 (Paperback) |
Auto Driver | Rs.150 (Paperback) |
Perspectives | Rs.270 (Paperback) |
A Potpourri of Poems | Rs.199 (Hardcover) |
Sunsets of a Lover | Rs.268 (Paperback) |