Light and Shadow
by gopal lahiri
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Publisher: gopal lahiri
Copyright:
© 2005 by Lulu, Inc Standard Copyright License
Language: English
Country: United States
Edition: Ist
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Printed: 70 pages, 6" x 9", perfect binding, black and white interior ink Download:
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Description:“Light and Shadow” is a collection of remarkable poems that examines various poetic themes, including love, beauty, emotion, nature, loneliness and nostalgia. The poet’s creative process has been amply demonstrated in the language chosen, the imagery, inherent rhythms, and indigenous sounds that provide a level of easy understanding. Some of the narrative voices convey feelings of detachment with themselves, with others, and with the world in time and space. However, blending does occur for ephemeral moments through the use of shining metaphors and carefully polished imagery. “Light and Shadow” incorporates a variety of forms and subjects; above all, the language is original and engaging. This poetry collection is different from the earlier ones ‘Flicker of Hope’ and ‘Sandstone Corridor’ (published from Lulu). The poems depict the lively interplay of light and shadow filter into the life frame and take the readers to a journey of pleasure, delight and surprise. Keywords:Listed in: |
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Gopal Lahiri presents another compilation of complex and extraordinary poetic verse. His writing provokes and challenges the mind to explore new destiny, to see the world through the eyes of a treasured poet who has embraced his craft with creative talent and a remarkable illustrative technique that will be endeared for years to come.
Visionary, evocative, emotional. This author's poetry leads his devoted reading audience on yet another remarkable journey.
Don MacIver
author, Journeys In Verse
( is this Haiku, Gopal? ), are awe inspiring. Now this does not mean every poem will make literal sense to one and all, they probably won't, but this man proves that even when readers are left wondering the meaning to the final deeply hidden 'onion skin', they can still revel in the wonderful seemingly orphaned symbolism. This was the case for me with much of the first half of the preview, but then nearer the end, the final verses retained their stunning beauty yet came attached with a litte more of the literal.If I could sell up and move, Gopal, it would be next door to you so I can sip cocktails all day in the sun, and burgle your work on disk at night, and then make a fortune. Great, great stuff, and I sincerely hope our friend Owa reads your book as well, you'll send him to Heaven. ( 'though not literally! )
John 'I give up poetry as from this moment' Haines ( aka Josh Rogan )
John
Love & Peace & Much success with your poetry, G!
Earl.
Sincerely,
Joyce Ann Geyer
http://www.poetnmysol.com/
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