Divine Decorations (Poems)
by Chitra Lele
2016100 pages
About the book
Divine Decorations is a poetic healing therapy and an invitation to the readers to slow down and think about what really matters in life. Chitra Lele’s book takes the readers to many places at the same time: the daily experiences of life, random yet resonating musings culled from the mines of her mind, and when one least expects it, the deeper insights embedded in the soul. The mystical truths embedded in nature, both real and surreal, are skillfully excavated and served to the readers so very elegantly that as one navigates from poem to poem one connects and harmonizes the individual with the divine, and the inner-self with the cosmos. If you know there is something more out there and have been desperately seeking ways of tapping into it, look no further than ‘Divine Decorations’—to soar high on wings of sacred splendors and to spread rainbows of wonders. Profound and expressive, this book offers timeless treasures of truth on every page.
Contents
- Concept of Cover by Author
- 4) One important tip:: As the first poem in my poetry collection 'Divine Decorations' lends itself as the title of the book, it will be apt to showcase the elements of this poem on the Book Cover -- the 5 main elements are A) Sunrise, B) Green Mountaintops C) Butterflies D) Azure Waters and E) Lotus Flowers --- I have attached sample cover to give you an idea; may be we can use this as the base image to work on, polish it and add elements to it ---- Base Image Divine Decorations.jpg
Editions
| Format | ISBN | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paperback | 9789352072804 | ₹250 |
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