Publisher's Synopsis
I feel that youth is the toughest phase of life. It is then we need to sort most of the complications going on and set them in order. Once sorted, life runs smooth. My poetry would act as tools for the general youth and adults to reflect upon life and nature. It talks about identity crisis, self esteem, courage, our connection with the conscience, cruelty of time and distance, and many other aspects which are a matter of concern for the youth. I feel that hiding and not talking about problems can never give life-long solutions; it can only provide temporary relief. Rather we should embrace the problems and dilemmas as our own and work towards it. In the play Much Ado About Nothing, Conrade advices Don John that he should "hear reason" for being sad "out of measure" as it would give him a "patient sufferance" if not "present remedy". Therefore knowing the problem is important. The readers would definitely be able to connect to all the poems. The language is simple, and ideas sober in appealing.
