Phoenix
Author: Deepak Govind Prabhu Desai Publisher: Swa Prakashan Pages: 66 Book Cover: Softcover₹150
Poems on self experience, existentialism, Philosophical view and self emotions, modifying language in the poetry.
| Weight | 130 g |
|---|---|
| Language |
Related products
-
Cheers
₹100Cheers- Joy, happiness whenever one is happy he uses the word cheers. Mostly in the parties etc we hear this. In Goa, Government has given open hands for drinks so we can hear the cheers everywhere. On this the poems are written by the poet.
-
Danya Yedi Dhartari
₹200Poet Prakash Padgaonkar in Danya Yedi Dhartari trying successfully to understand who am I? what is my existence? This universe is existing in me and I am the smallest particle, which will be living forever in this universe as the creativity of the mother earth.
-
Surbus Yadi
₹120Surbus Yaadi or sweet memories in English is a book of 60 poems. Each poem has its own significance highlighting day today’s incidents, experience, occasions in a typical village life. It is a blend of ideas of showcasing the union of all the religious making everyone who reads it to relate it to their lives.
-
-
Kavitechya Gopant
₹120Total seventy poems are collected in this Konkani anthology. Love, passion, nature, human relations, spirituality are the various subjects weaved in this book. Pattern of free verse along with some lyrical poems are crafted in this anthology. By and large, in depth search of various aspects of human. Life is the main source of this poetry which has been designed and established with fasoinating imagery.
-
-
Maunatit Anand-Geeta
₹200The Book contains poems on different subjects on present lifestyle of mankind and the same is divided into four parts namely, Bramacharya ashram, Gruhasthashram,Vaanprasthaasram and Sanyasashram. Therefore, it is helpful to people of all the ages impressing what they should do and what they shouldn’t
-
Gathaval Ukhanyachem
₹120Ukhani contributed from Vaishnavi Raikar. Almost 180 terms of ukhani from different part of Goa. Mostly use in marriage ceremonies and ‘Dhalo’ performance at the Mand.
