Etesian::Barahmasi by Amit Shankar Saha
₹300.00
Delve into Etesian::Barahmasi, a mesmerizing collection of poems by Amit Shankar Saha. These poems prioritize beauty above all else, offering a respite from the world’s incessant focus on activism. Saha masterfully weaves together the essence of Sringara Rasa, celebrating love and beauty, while intertwining the emotions of wonder (Advutam Rasa) and sadness (Karuna Rasa). As you journey through the verses, a serene calmness (Shantam Rasa) embraces you, marking the end of each poem, month, year, and volume. Yet, this is not an end, for Etesian::Barahmasi symbolizes the eternal cycle of time, where nothing truly perishes but rejuvenates. The poems orbit these profound Rasas, subtly hinting at activism through the lens of an artist. With a brilliant play of contradictions, paradoxes, inventive language, and dynamic imagery, Saha’s work offers a unique and enduring perspective on relationships and the natural world. Read these poems aloud, letting the wonder seep into your soul, the sadness pierce your heart, the calmness descend upon your spirit, and the beauty guide you to the truth. Etesian::Barahmasi is a testament to the enduring power of poetry and its ability to transcend time and space.
Etesian::Barahmasi by Amit Shankar Saha
Genre: Poetry
ISBN: 978-8197403644
Price: INR 300 | $25
Penprints Publication
| Weight | 200 g |
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