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    Genesis
    Genesis
    Genesis
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    Genesis

    By Anita Panda

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    This book is a small collection of poems, composed by Late Col Surya Panda between 1979-1993, titled 'GENESIS'. Each poem is a jewel with his 'magnum opus'- Ode to the Ganges'.


    Deeply philosophical with sombre musings, meditations and reflections on life, love, loss, war, peace, death and Nature. Some of them are almost prophe

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAnita Panda
    Release dateAug 30, 2021
    ISBN9789389995787
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