FAR IN THE MEADOWS
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FAR IN THE MEADOWSMeenakshi Raina
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| Author: Meenakshi Raina Paperback: 110 pages Publisher: Tamarind Tree Books Inc. (February 14, 2019) Language: English ISBN-10: 0995053898 |
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| Synopsis |
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| Far In The Meadows - poetry collection published by Tamarind Tree Books released on amazon. ‘Far In The Meadows and other poems’ by Meenakshi Raina – is a collection of selected ninety poems that revolve around three segments - Love, Life and Longing. These poems create a unique fusion of imagery from far East and West lands, and are an attempt to bring the trials and tribulations, nature and beauty, love and loss in one spectrum. There are poems that bring hope and delight along with the poems that confront pain and endless longing. Conventional rhyme, free verse and numerous other styles of poetry are woven together to create a variety for readers. Different facets that life has to offer can be seen on a literary landscape. Readers will experience a rollercoaster ride full of emotions and lessons from life. “My poetry is based on observation, imagination and personal experiences. I believe with just limited words a lot can be said and words have the power to comfort and bring hope”, says Meenakshi. Meenakshi is a Canada-based author and a Kashmiri Pandit. Her debut historical fiction 'The Divine And The Destiny' was released in 2013 and is based on the mass exodus of Kashmiri Pandits in 1990. Meenakshi was born in Jammu but lived her childhood years in Kashmir Valley. After the turmoil in the Valley, she migrated to Jammu and later in the year 2001 migrated to Toronto, Canada. Since her childhood, writing poems has been her passion in both Hindi and English languages. ‘Far In The Meadows’ is her debut poetry collection. |
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| About the Author |
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Meenakshi was born in Jammu, India. but lived her childhood years in Kashmir Valley. After the turmoil in the valley in 1990, she migrated to Jammu and did graduation studies there.She migrated to Canada in 2001, and lives with her husband in Toronto. Since childhood, writing poems has been her passion in both Hindi and English. |
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