Book review - Postcards from Memory by Sameer Satam

Synopsis -
Every moment that passes is not coming back.
Yes, there might be moments in future, like the one you just experienced.
But it's not going to be the same again.
The one that was, was one like itself. It cannot be replaced. It's gone...
Long gone...
Dissolved in this crazy tasting, highly intoxicating drink of life.
In an attempt to capture these bits and pieces that keep dissolving to give their distinct flavors to this colorful cocktail, I end up scribbling on my pad.
This book is a bouquet of such moments that started with my mindless scribbling and ended up in verses.
Sweet, Bitter, Sour, Sublime...
Each piece has a taste of its own.

About the book-
This book is an anthology of poems. You will find poems on every single emotion. The feelings and words are very touching and the poet has summed up every word keenly which matches with every person's emotion. You will relate to this very easily.

My verdict -
I loved every single poem but my personal top favorite topics are Love, Life and a little Nostalgia, Stolen Monents and Lost Moments. These poems have an attractive feel so that when you will read it you will eventually feel that poet has written about you. Congratulations and appreciation to poet for such deep work.

Rating-
4/5

Comments

  1. Samir21 October 2015 at 20:14

    Hey Himanshika,

    Thanks a lot for the appreciation... I am glad you liked my poems... :-)

    Samir

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Few liner

They landed in Aagra. For it was her wish to see the monument of love. He was there to fulfill her wish. They stood infront of the Taj Mahal hand in hand. Where she admired the beautiful wonder, he admired his beautiful lady. :)
Read more

An Insight of Adhira and the journey of Aditti Gaur

Image
For the first time ever, I am going to conduct an interview on my blog. And, I am glad to introduce Aditti Gaur, today. Her much celebrated book 'Adhira' is back to lure your hearts with her kindness and self - sacrificing traits. So, let's hear about Adhira from the authoress herself.  Q. How did you come up with the idea of writing a book? A. Since childhood or you can say school days, I had a strange habit of writing fictional scenes into my daily diaries, which were inspired from the things happening around me. This strange habit followed me after my marriage also. Just the intensity of the scenes kept on changing, from childhood's immature memories to grown up's mature dramas. One fine day, my husband got one of my diaries and he read the things I wrote in that. He instantly came up with the idea of story writing. After several denies from my side I had to agree on that because he was so sure that I can do it. And that's how Adhira came ou...
Read more