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    Springtime Rhapsody
    Springtime Rhapsody
    Springtime Rhapsody
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    Springtime Rhapsody

    By Umasankar Vadrevu

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    Poetry of life cannot be more simply and easily penned down by anyone else more adeptly. Words seem to flow from his mind like dew drops from the heavens above. Every single poem depicts a new perception of life in the best form. The depiction through his poetry encompasses all emotions in a true feeling.
    The poet spends most of his working time in the barren deserts of the Middle East. He keeps spinning splendid poetry and brings everyone to wonder the very way his senses have developed. Be it poetry of nature or about friends, lovers or children he has a very distinct signature.
    He has explored and moved in his career from the heat of the foundries to the oil fields from the toughest to the worst terrains. In his spare time he loves to spend time in his own country in the lap of nature. He has developed an innate ability to be able to write some of his best works in the most arid regions of the world.
    A few of his works are from his earlier written time somewhere in the late eighties. One of his most recent attempts at writing about the demi god Krishna has been very good. His next in the book is on Immoral Trafficking of Children he also plans at writing a poetry book exclusively on the mythological stories and on foundries but in some time. This may only happen in the next couple of years.
    He is in this book introducing two young poetesses Scarlett Pragya and the other in a little girl Gaurika Mehrotra.
    This reverse book comprising of two books Springtime Rhapsody by Umasankar Vadrevu and M@dness and Musings by Scarlett Pragya is the second in the series of books he plans to publish. His first published book is Life Through A Prism.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPartridge Publishing India
    Release dateJul 16, 2016
    ISBN9781482883695
    Springtime Rhapsody
    Author

    Umasankar Vadrevu

    The poet seems to unwind his thoughts; words seem to flow passionately, merging with each other. The intricacies of life, love and nature seem ensconced within the poet himself. These thoughts flow like breeze in a valley, carrying with it various smells of the land giving an elusive effervescence in the form of poetry.

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      Book preview

      Springtime Rhapsody - Umasankar Vadrevu

      Copyright © 2016 by Umasankar Vadrevu.

      ISBN:      Hardcover      978-1-4828-8371-8

                      Softcover       978-1-4828-8370-1

                       eBook          978-1-4828-8369-5

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      Because of the dynamic nature of the Internet, any web addresses or links contained in this book may have changed since publication and may no longer be valid. The views expressed in this work are solely those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the publisher, and the publisher hereby disclaims any responsibility for them.

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      Acknowledgements

      thank you Sangsy for being that

      one good friend and

      giving your feedback

      at all times

      and

      Scarlett I can’t thank you enough

      for your reviews and to be saying

      what you think as a reader

      This book is dedicated to

      the dashing and lovely

      young Anvit Singh Khurana

      Born on 29th September 2014

      Who left us for the heavenly abode on

      6th February 2016

      You shall be forever in our hearts

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      Contents

      About the Poet

      Overview

      1. Rain

      2. Uzma

      3. The Banana Leaf

      4. Krishna

      5. Feelings

      6. My Placid Palace

      7. Inflight

      8. Innocence

      9. Chandeliers

      10. A Liberated Relation

      11. Thank You Note

      12. Thoughts

      13. The Wrath of Gods

      14. The Expression

      15. Popsicle

      16. Musings

      17. Dawn

      18. Chandeliers of the Gods

      19. The Locust

      20. The Violinist

      21. Sushrut

      22. The Umbrella

      23. One Last Time

      24. Dream

      25. Tenderness

      26. A Letter to Myself

      27. Left on The Right Path

      28. Visions

      29. Hope

      30. Life

      31. Wormy Gorgeous

      32. Worm

      33. The First

      34. A Mirage

      35. GNK

      36. On the Class of Ninety

      37. Memories of Your Childhood

      38. A Letter to A Friend

      39. Nature

      40. Poem

      41. Alabaster

      42. Chrysanthemum

      43. Crush

      44. Jog Fall

      45. In A Letter To A Friend

      46. Letter to Yamuna

      47. Letter To N.K. Kiran (3)

      48. A Confession

      49. Farewell, My Friend

      50. My Days At KTC

      51. Poem

      52. The Arampur Widows

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      Gaurika Mehrotra Poems

      About the Poet

      1. The Royal Cook

      2. Have You Ever Tried Catching A Cloud?

      3. My Magic Pencil is the Best

      4. Painter in the Sky

      5. The Day My Tooth Shook

      6. The Grey Sky

      7. The Little Poet

      8. The Robbery

      9. To A Friend

      About the Poet

      Umasankar Vadrevu

      The poet seems to unwind his thoughts; words seem to flow passionately, merging with each other. The intricacies of life, love and nature seem ensconced within the poet himself. These thoughts flow like breeze in a valley, carrying with it various smells of the land giving an elusive effervescence in the form of poetry.

      Overview

      Poetry of life cannot be more simply and easily penned down by anyone else more adeptly. Words seem to flow from his mind like dew drops from the heavens above. Every single poem depicts a new perception of life in the best form. The depiction through his poetry encompasses all emotions in a true feeling.

      The poet spends most of his working time in the barren deserts of the Middle East. He keeps spinning splendid poetry and brings everyone to wonder the very way his senses have developed. Be it poetry of nature or about friends, lovers or children he has a very

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