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Amma is Singing... (Poems on Indian Aroma)

by Swapna Behera

201894 pages

About the book

When I read the poems of Swapna, I hear the song of birds, there is her beautiful country, India. There I find her wonderful people. In each letters, I see her poetic soul. In her poems reflects the love for life, love for beauty. Her poems make a garden with multicolour flowers, like a rainbow in the sky of India. In her poems, Swapna is forever spring. Colonel Pilot , Lawyer and Poet, Delo Isufi, Albania, Europe Indian psyche has been truly reflected in Swapna Behara’s Book of Poems, entitled Amma is Singing: Poems on Indian Aroma . I believe the poems in this book will satisfy Indian aesthetic sensibilities. Prof. Basudeb Chakraborti Former Professor of English and Faculty Dean, University Kalyani, West Bengal and University of Central Arkansas at Conway, U. S. A. As Swapna Behera carries off her trust in the strength of poetry with perfect elan, the name of the book is enough to evoke the full force of poetry, plucking the heartstrings of rare emotionsfrom the wide world and hard realities. Surely, the unique and evolved technique in her writing makesSwapna a virtuoso of poetic obsession with scientific credibility. The book deserves commendations for its distinctiveness in the new genre of contemporary writing, poetic flourishes and pivotal insight. Dr. Bana Behari Satpathy , ARS Former Principal ScientistICAR-CIFRI, Barrackpore, Kolkat, West Bengal Swapna weaves an intricate tapestry of nostalgia and vivid imagery in her poetry, which is sure to inspire the imaginative mind. The poems in Amma is Singing have been baptised in the Indian flavour, and we hereby have another gem in the realm of Indian writing in English. Anjan K Behera Asst. Professor, St. Joseph University, Dimapur, and Research Scholar, Dept. of English, Nagaland University

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