See it to believe it and imagine it to live it. The power of imagination is infinite. Infinity is beyond definite boundaries. It is the power to imagine that lends us wings to fly, to explore, to break open the shackles and let loose. Had it not been for the power of the human brain to fantasies and ideate, we would have been as primitive and savage barring all evolution.
An example of such a literary work is Irtika Kazi’s poetry collection, “Stormbound.” Herein, the readers would find a plethora of feelings that the poet captures in her pen and gives words to the unspoken emotions otherwise through her book.
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Since this Covid-19 stage, our main concern has to be now in maintaining our health system. We need to be both mentally and physically fit. If we today neglect our health and work constantly, there comes a time when our immune system becomes totally weak. And 90 percent chances are there, that we are bound to catch this deadly disease of Corona virus.
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P.B. Shelley once said, “Poets are the unacknowledged legislators of the world.” This quote holds relevance even years later when times and civilization may have changed, and yet, the role of poets still remains the same.
Mukul Kumar is a bureaucrat, novelist and poet. He belongs to the 1997 batch of Civil Services. An Indian Railway Traffic Service officer, he is presently working in New Delhi.