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    Winds of Philia
    Winds of Philia
    Winds of Philia
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    Winds of Philia

    By Soumya Vilekar

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    The purest emotion often termed as "LOVE" is expressed in form of verses in this latest anthology of poems. The wondrous feeling which binds two souls,the enchanting light which spread through the dark tunnels of any heart,this amorous collection of poems is soothing and tranquil.The words appear like drops of rain to the dry land of the heart and mind.Winds of philia is about the affection that a soul can have for another in its presence and even more in its absence.The nature communicates with the soul in love to render its feelings to its soulmate.The immortal bond between the two is well understood through the interaction,conversation,imagination,separation of these souls.The lover sings song of pain and uses the wind as her medium to reach her mate.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSoumya Vilekar
    Release dateFeb 12, 2013
    ISBN9781301865888
    Winds of Philia
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    Soumya Vilekar

    A poet by passion and a patent holder in the field of powder metallurgy.Nature fascinates me and spirituality shows the direction of connecting myself with thee.Published author of two anthologies and written over more than 500 poems based on different facets of life from its inspiration to the path of spiritualism.

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