Book Review by #LITEROMA :: "Joy Maa Durga" by Atul Chandra Sarkar

** Thanks to the author for sharing a review copy of the book.**

** Thanks to our reviewer Sonal Pokharna for reviewing the book on behalf of #Literoma. **

“Musings of A Romantic” By Shankar N Kashyap is a collection of Romantic poetries. The cover and title of the book are so beautiful that it made me fall for this book instantly. It was the cover which convinced me to read it.

When I started reading it, the thing to my surprise was the beautiful explanation of different forms of poetries like Sonnet, narrative, Haiku, limerick etc. Poet has done detailed analysis of all the types. Explanation of these types is simple and easy to understand. Poet has also given examples of all such types of poetries. The amazing thing is core of all the poems is Love.

 Each poem spreads love everywhere. The vocabulary used is simple yet beautiful. Each poem has its own impact on readers mind. I just love the flow and arrangement of book. Everything is beautifully placed.
It is best combination of knowledge and entertainment. Poet has balanced both beautifully, without letting it be boring or ambiguous.

The beauty of book is amazingly carved poems depicting different forms of love. All poems have their own emotions and presentation of love. All emotions like love, heart break, sacrifice, agony are so beautifully presented that reader feels them as part of own life.

While reading poems, emotions reached me so well that, at times I was overwhelmed, and at times I was in tears. Poet has done a splendid job in handling so many types of poetries with such an amazing display of emotions.

I will surely give 5*/5*. It is an amazing read.

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