This is a book which all those who love great poetry will enjoy. Poetry, believes Radhakrishnan, is emotions expressed in words. In this small volume with the minimum of words, he expresses so much of the emotions that we all undergo. The words touch a chord in all of us, these words have the power to inspireand heal. Life is cyclic, nature is cyclic. After the scorching heat of summer, comes cool rains in the monsoon. From grief, we need to seek happiness. The last couple of years have been traumatic for all of us. We lost friends, lovers, parents and so many loved ones. Grief is not just about losing a loved one, grief is about loss. Losing life, of friends, of jobs, or a way of life. There are also poems which explore the mind of Karna, the tragic hero of the Mahabhrata, just before and after the battle where he is killed. The word pictures they convey tug at our hearts and give us new insights into the human mind under stress. Embrace the Cycle, this book has poetry that transcends grief and celebrates life's resilience. In a world scarred by loss, we find solace in the poetic symphony of emotions. This collection illuminates the beauty of life's seasons – from scorching sorrows to refreshing rebirths. Join us on a journey where verses become light after darkness, whispering hope into our wounded hearts. Discover poetry that captures the essence of resilience and inspires you to seek happiness beyond grief.
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Radhakrishnan retired from Indian Oil Corporation Limited after a career spanning three decades and postings in many parts of India. He is a traveller who enjoys the journey more than the destination. An observer, never intruding or judgemental, he writes with humour as he watches the whimisicality and eccentricity of life in all its glorious colors. He now lives in the picturesque city of Cochin in Kerala with his wife and two kids.
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