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Provoking Hearts and Minds

Poetry has a way of moving us to depths that can be deemed surreal but is now falling within the realms of Naturalism. There are few things in life that can take us through a range of emotions in such a short span as the magical world of poetry. Vishwas explores this world through his poems with a nuanced depth and insight into life. 

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An identity crisis arises out of the complexity of fueling further ends than the end itself. Is it for better or for worse?

Peace-Justice-Climax

Can we summon destiny into the path leading to our ever-eclipsing destination? Must we prod our egos to plod along?

Motioning Destiny: A poem

How inclusive is the narrow coarse road to our destination? How straight is the straight and narrow to lead a gratifying life?

Straighter and Narrower: A poem on Life

Do you imagine an experience that is out-of-this-world ? Can we create the experiences that define us or does destiny conjure up deadly visions?

A poem of being Wide Awake and out of this world

Do we search for answers without knowing the underlying basis? Are we open to the same answers when they naturally seek us?

Pearl Matters: Seeking light through darkness

While the Optimist buries himself in blind faith, the Blind Pessimist and Optimistic Realist hatch a plot against him.

The Realistic Optimist

Do we re-create ourselves for the art of survival at the cost of losing our antecedent selves? What do we resemble in this uncoordinated ensemble?

A Distorted Reality

How often do we celebrate Life's Teachers who have taught us lessons that make us what we are today?

Connecting Minds and Hearts: Celebrating life's teachers in prose

Can the notes of life play a positive role in our routine tones? Do we cling on to a web of notes and never let go?

Noteworthy Rote: The musical rhythm of life in poem

Can we take a pause and view the world for what it is meant to be? Are such moments too short to step back and take notice?

Stilling Journey

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