About the Author
Ashish Bagrecha
ISBN 9789373078489
Rs. 638
HarperCollins
All This Love
Who it's for: Readers of contemporary free-verse poetry and those seeking relatable emotional exploration
This book is a raw and unfiltered collection of free-verse poetry, capturing the messy, unpredictable, and imperfect nature of love and life. Each poem is a moment, a piece of the author’s heart laid bare, inviting readers to explore their own emotions and experiences without the constraints of traditional structure or rhyme. Why You Should Read? Offers a deeply personal and relatable experience through free-verse poetry. Encourages readers to let go of expectations and find their own meaning. Serves as a bridge between the author and the reader, fostering connection and reflection. Perfect for those seeking poetry that resonates with the complexities of life and love.
Highlights
- Free-verse poetry without traditional structure or rhyme
- Captures messy, unpredictable, and imperfect emotions
- Each poem is a personal moment from the author's heart
- Invites readers to explore their own emotions and experiences
- Encourages letting go of expectations and finding personal meaning
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What type of poetry is in this book?
It is a collection of free-verse poetry, meaning it does not follow traditional structure or rhyme.
What is the main theme of the poems?
The poems focus on the messy, unpredictable, and imperfect nature of love and life.
Is this book suitable for readers new to poetry?
Yes, the free-verse style and relatable themes make it accessible to a general audience.
Does the book have a specific structure?
No, it is a collection of individual poems, each capturing a moment or emotion.