Chaitrakavita
Author: R.S. Bhaskar Publisher: Sanjana Publications Pages: 108 Book Cover: Softcover₹150
There are about 54 poems on various topics in the collection of poems ‘Chaitrakavita’. Some poems give a good picture of natural beauty and some of the poems give the real meaning of earthly life. There are contemplative poems for a discussion as the topics range from local to national and international levels and gave a different look at Konkani poetry. The introduction is by Madhav Borkar, the senior poet.
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