"The shadow of realization" by Anjali Kushwah

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"The shadow of realization" by Anjali Kushwah


   "Poetry gives rhythm to life and flows to the soul"

- Anjali Kushwah”

    Poetry gives rhythm to life and flows to the soul. If I feel physically as if the top of my head were taken off, I know that is poetry. This book has five sections fear, heart, mind, reality, and realization. As humans, we have so much confusion in understanding the simplest thing called emotions. I don't know why but we run from our feelings instead of observing them and responding to them. In this book, I have discriminated so many emotions, and written some pieces. Hope you will not just like it but love it. 

The shadow of realization by Anjali Kushwah

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