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| " Bhagwaan Mere Nahin Hain" Rajeshwar Singh Raju's new collection of Hindi poetry released | | |
Early Times Report
Jammu, Jun 18: Rajeshwar Singh Raju , an eminent English , Hindi and Dogri writer' s new collection of Hindi poetry entitled 'Bhagwaan Mere Nahin Hain 'published by notion publishers is released simultaneously on Amazon, Flipchart and Notionpress on June 17' 2021.
“Bhagwaan Mere Nahin Hain “ is in fact an enmity towards the supreme God when even basic facilities are not destined. Then it is easy to express some anger and dissatisfaction towards Almighty. In those adverse moments of Life, in a fit of frustration some people even question the existence of God and some just keep their dissent suppressed in their own mind and the number of people doing this is huge because the poor and lower middle class people have complete faith in existence of God.
But whenever there is a stumbling block to faith, it is easy for such a feeling to arise in the mind.
In this collection of poems, most of the poems are devoted to anger, love, faith, belonging towards God. The poems centered on human sensibilities, relationships, politics, social evils, exploitation of women and love has also been given prominence.
Readers will not only get entertained with this book but will also have a feel towards the soul of poetry, a thought provoking experience. The tile of the books designed by Mrinalini Singh is attractive and symbolic to the contents therein. The book is priced at Rs 250 per copy.
As per writer, he does not want to impose idealism on anyone through his creations. He expresses whatever he sees and feels himself. Just if the readers get some pleasure by reading his works, think something, understand something and feel that these are some moments of their own life, revived in the form of a book, then it’s quite satisfying. BHAGWAAN MERE NAHIN HAIN' will be thought provoking experience for readers as it will not only amuse the literature lovers but also touch their nerves to be more accountable towards society and mankind.
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