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    Colors of Silence
    Colors of Silence
    Colors of Silence
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    Colors of Silence

    By Satwik Mishra

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    Hope and redemption. Enigma and perdition.
    The wheel of time revolves, encompassing something unfathomable-from the depths of abyss to the roads of redemption. This book of poetry weaves the threads of hope in a background of oblivion; the memories of a childhood to the last days of life; the last of the twilight to the darkness of the night; the iridescence of life to the dark roads of damnation.
    This eclectic collection of poems will leave you with an upsurge of emotions; bringing before you the masters of the universe-life and death- the joy of life and the shadow of death.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPartridge Publishing India
    Release dateJul 8, 2015
    ISBN9781482850338
    Colors of Silence
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    Satwik Mishra

    Satwik Swarup Mishra was born on 3rd October 1996 in Nayagarh, Odisha. He received his early education in Amrita Vidyalayam, Mysore. He is currently pursuing his graduation in computer science engineering in SJCE, Mysore. Right from childhood he has been an avid reader. He has a large collection of books which now include numerous books on classics, epic fantasy, horror and other diverse genre. His favorite authors are Ruskin Bond and Stephen King. He started writing poems at the age of 14. Three of his poems were also published in the Bizz Buzz magazine when he was 16, the names being “the walk”, “the poem” and “the last glance”. He draws his inspiration from great poets like Walt Whitman, William Wordsworth and Robert Frost. This book contains a collection of poems written over a span of four years, featuring -miracles of life, memories of a soldier , the lush view of the sunsets and many more poems which provide a deep insight into the varied emotions of human life.

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