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    The Kaleidoscope Called Life
    The Kaleidoscope Called Life
    The Kaleidoscope Called Life
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    The Kaleidoscope Called Life

    By Pranavi A.V.S

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    What is life, if not the journey between birth and death! Yet, life does not cease to cause disarray, it does not stop at bad days, does not think enough is enough. This poetry collection titled "The Kaleidoscope Called Life" explores every emotion that life puts forth and what it really means to experience them. It is a documentation of feelings, of memories, of thoughts and of ideas in the form of verse - the lines that can make you cry, make you laugh, make you angry, lines that play with your sensations; just like how life plays with you.

     

    This semi-autobiographical anthology is divided into four parts all of which explore various sensations one feels. The collection looks at the many things that make life enjoyable. It also touches upon diverse issues that people face and demands solutions from people who can make a change. This anthology is a roller-coaster ride, unpredictable like life, but makes for one assorted read.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPranavi A.V.S
    Release dateJul 1, 2021
    ISBN9798201267032
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      I loved the book so much!! The writing, the expressions and the way it connects to everyday life is just so amazing. A beautiful work of art!

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