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WAVES OF FORTUNE: EMOTIONS


Hello Poetry lovers!!
Let's talk about WAVES OF FORTUNE: EMOTIONS by Dr. Sujata Chatterjee.

BLURB:
Waves of Fortune: Emotions is an anthology of poems that arise from the depths of the soul like the waves of the sea. They are the author's emotions on various topics that fill readers' hearts with anticipation of good fortune. They stir the readers' souls in such a way that the author's feelings seep into their very beings.
The readers are rejuvenated after reading the book, sitting by the sea and hearing white noise. These are the author's various emotions, which rise like the waves of the sea and break into sparkling, bright foam as the words of the poems.

MY REVIEW:
Poems come straight away from the hearts of a poet.
They don’t need any validation.
Every reader connects with the poems instantly because our hearts read them and not just our eyes.
With this note, Waves of fortune emotions by Dr. Sujata is a collection of beautifully written poems.
The language used is simple and a beginner can also understand and connect with each and every poem written in the book.

One of my favorite poems from her book is:

“Emblem of love, care and grace
She is a burning candle that is ablaze
She is epitome of sacrifice
She is brave, she is wise.

Never faltering in her duty
That is her inherent beauty
She smiles even in sorrows and pains
When it is sunny and when it rains.

She is a daughter, mother, sister and wife
She is the backbone of our very life
No problem is for her so tough
Valiant in war and when rocks are rough.

She is passionate, she is sweet
She is able even on her tiny feet
She walks for many many miles
Always overloaded with honeyed smiles.

She is a teacher and she is a boss
At her work if a coin you toss
She comes out with flying colours so bright
Both at home and at work so right.”

I would recommend this book to each one of you.
Let us read the Waves of Fortune emotions.

MY RATINGS: 4.5 stars out of 5

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