The poems of Ramesh Pokhriyal "Nishank" represent innate, passionate ramifications and poetic mystification for readers. While they may include hymns and religious instructions, what stands out is the sentimental piety in the poems offered within this collection. As a poet, Nishank surveys possibilities, comparing them to actualities, facts, theories, alternatives, and ideals, weighing them together. Thus, his work is both insightful and foresightful, providing a sense of life’s worth. Remarkably, these poems are not complex; they are simple and pliable. The doctrines and practices they endorse are not new or recent but align with established norms. The poems that emerge from darkness invigorate the spirit, making our hearts dance and enveloping us in a mystical softness, enchanting enough to soothe distressed feelings while instilling a sense of truth, clarity, and refinement. Nishank conjures images of everyday, affable life, depicting socially intellectual and passionate men who dance, croon, and fall yet rise again—shortly devastated but soon resilient. His poems are both popular and distinctly contemplative. Hidden behind his voice lies every man; if you wish to understand his character, let the doors of the heart open and allow them to speak. *** The ardor for humankind may pulse in every throb of my heart; let there be a beautiful person within me. My only desire in this life is to die for my country, with my life as an emblem for humanity. *** Like worms clothing the wheat, jealousy, like termites, hollow out the preposterous. *** To erase darkness, those who burn like torches do so even in adverse torrents; they never extinguish. *** Happiness resides in the present, not in the future; it rests in the depths of the mind. —From this collection.

Dear reader, I wrote this book for the ones who feel everything too deeply. The rare souls who still listen to their hearts and believe in love. The ones who don’t hurt others just because they’re in pain. The ones who wear their hearts on their sleeves and carry kindness within. The ones who overthink, over-invest in people and over-love, always. This book is an ocean full of feelings, so if at any point, you feel like you’re drowning, take a moment to remind yourself that it’s a privilege to feel emotions as intensely as you do. Some people are so disconnected from their hearts that they don’t allow themselves to feel anything at all. That being said, I wish you a happy reading. This book will make you cry. Love, Rithvik

Chandrasekhar Kambar draws his strength deeply from folklore as well as contemporary life and his poems are embodied in an earthyly, sensual language. His poetry works at a different altogether from what logical and analytical prose does. Profound insights into life get expressed metaphorically in him. English translation by O.L. Nagabhushan Swamy of Chandrasekhar Kambar's Kannada poems. Sahitya Akademi 2004.

Her thoughtful verses which often revolt to gain the roots, upwardly or downwardly enrich the poetry readers with wonderful insights. When she is not recreating the world with her poetry, she indulges in gardening.

Mankutimmana Kagga (rendered in English as Muddled Muff's Musings) is a collection of sprightly yet profound verses that explore concepts such as the meaning of life, truth, and beauty. Mankutimmana Kagga, also known in English as Muddled Muff's Musings, is a collection of lively yet profound verses that explore concepts such as the meaning of life, truth, beauty, happiness, and the human experience. This literary classic has gained immense popularity among both scholarly and general audiences. Its gentle, non-preachy, and self-deprecating tone has endeared it to generations of readers since its first publication in 1943. It has rightfully earned the affectionate titles of "Kannada Bhagavad Gita" and "Gundopanishad," presenting happiness, the human experience, and related themes in an intimate and relatable manner. It is a literary classic that has enjoyed immense popularity among both erudite scholars and the general public. Its gentle, non-preachy, and self-deprecatory tone has endeared it to generations of readers since its first publication in 1943. It has deservedly garnered love and regard as "Kannada Bhagavad Gita" and "Gundopanishad."

Dear reader, I hope this book feels like a warm hug to you. I wrote this book for the ones who feel everything too deeply. You’re right, I wrote this book for you. This book was meant to find you if you’ve ever loved someone who didn’t love you back, if you’ve ever over-invested in the wrong people or if you have a hard time letting go. I Don’t Love You Anymore is a book that’ll feel like home to you. I promise it’ll hold you gently on your worst days. Love, Rithvik

Dear reader, If you have a heart, you will fall in love. And chances are, someone will end up breaking your heart. I wrote this book after someone broke mine. What do you do when the only person you’ve ever loved with your whole heart decides to leave your life? You keep trying to run away from the hurt, but to no avail. This book is a product of all the running I did from heartbreak. I feel everything too deeply, and when my heart broke, I collected all the broken pieces, and they fueled my art. This book is everything I wrote after someone I loved left me. There’s too much heartbreak in these pages, but also too much hope and, more than anything, a promise that life can’t always hurt you. I hope healing finds its way to you soon. Love, Rithvik

The key is in your hand and now it's upto you how do you unlock yourself

This book carries 51 poems of Kuvempu in translation with a long introduction to give the pan India audience an understanding of Kuvempu's major concerns. Prof Raghunath has made his choice carefully to represent Kuvempu's social concern, and that seems to be at the heart of his introductory piece.

The Songs of Life is presented with selected poems from my books of poem Life Tree, Luminous Sparks and My Journey and also some of my new poems. The purpose of this Songs of Life is to celebrate the human life. In spite of many sufferings all around, God has blessed us with his grace in multiple dimensions of nature smiling at us. Hence, Songs of Life is the Song of every heart and soul in happiness and, in sorrow. The result of the poems should be to cheer our hearts.

We all speak in one language or the other. The many cultures have varieties languages that help them interact with one another. However, our mind sometimes lack the words to express the emotions that it experiences in bouts ecstasy and enlightenment. This book holds a such verses that have not escaped the mind in a way original to the author. Kumar Harsh has put his mind and heart in perfect synchrony and has written these with utmost care and affection. The readers might find it delightful to read. It's a treat for the heart and mind. Symphonies a Curious Mind will take you back to all those unfelt emotions and will remind you things intangible, even those close to touch sometimes. A harmony modern times. Organic, Dexterous, Easy.

Shri Ramesh Pokhriyal "Nishank", like all romantic poets, is generally a poet who is strong-willed and intelligent and possesses an unusually subtle mind. While going through his poetry and nature poetry, we see nature sympathetically with unusual unreputable emotional responses. Moreover, it stands in sharp contrast to rationalistic moods. Nishank is fond of personifying nature and is desirous of associating with the beauteous forms of the world that coexist with the laws and order of the universe. When Nishank fuses scientific and religious notions, he proposes a metaphysical idea adapted to the cosmos' natural design. Hence, through this choicest collection of his poems, Nishank agrees with the universal phenomenon that nature provides an influence which spontaneously refines and purifies the soul of the human generation. A "must-read" collection of representative poems of Shri Nishank.

Through fragments of myth, poetry, and shadowed memory, the book traces the path of a woman who is both wound and blade, both destruction and divinity- an eternal return to power she never truly lost.

This creation is a collection of poetic reflections that is intended not only to inspire but motivate you to lead a renewed life. I tried that each one of these poems can derive a different perspective or reflection in your life. I have been penning down feelings for few years whenever I found and felt something interesting. ‘The Glistening Soul’, is a collection of same feelings. The ideas and reflections in this creation are penned by my own words and verse though it may relate to any other verse in some view-points.

Poery

Herstory is a new collection of poems by Neha Bansal, a civil servant, providing a fresh perspective on the lives of others.

Gypsy Mind, Caged Soul is a collection of selected poems by the author. As the title suggests the human mind loves to travel, explore and dream. It’s the soul that gets caged owing to worldly wrap of duties responsibilities & boundries created by us being in that space. But the soul transcends barriers of any kinds. The only escape, therefore, is to venture into the unknown through the world of poetry. A bouquet of emotions is presented in this book.

Step into a world where Surbhi Islam skillfully simmers life’s ingredients in the pot of her soul, creating a poetic feast that resonates deeply. With culinary art as her palette and flavors as her strokes, she creates vibrant dishes that evoke a symphony of emotions on the palate. Ta da! A new tadka of poetry collection is ready!!

Meet a young poet who has been writing since he was eight, a twenty-year-old wordsmith whose soulful verses emanate from the depths of raw emotions. With a tender heart and a habit of writing from it, Aryan effortlessly captures the essence of love, longing and the human experience. Each carefully crafted poem reveals a heartfelt journey, inviting readers to embark on an intimate exploration of humanity. Embrace the beauty of their poignant compositions and allow this poet to touch your soul with their profound insights.

Sarvajna is a saint peot of medieval Kannada. In spirit he was a global citizen of the time. For poets like him, the life is greater than poetry or literature. This great message upholding universal human values and the dignity of mankind was through compassion and serving the fellow beings. Sarvajna's rich and practical wisdom portrayed in his Vachanas (triplets) may guide the readers across the world.