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    The Abandoned Poet
    The Abandoned Poet
    The Abandoned Poet
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    The Abandoned Poet

    By Aryal

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    About this ebook

    Life is simple, we humans are complicated. It's all about the words. The

    same gift named "Word" that boomed and doomed humanity. This

    is a book consisting of Poems that have been derived from the Pain, Agony,

    love/betrayal, Sanity/ Insanity, happiness/sadness, and overall experience

    of life penned down together.


    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKK Publishing
    Release dateApr 5, 2024
    ISBN9798218276768
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      The Abandoned Poet - Aryal

      The Abandoned Poet

      SARIN ARYAL

      Copyright © 2023 Sarin Aryal.

      All rights reserved. This book or any portion thereof may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the publisher except for the use of brief quotations in a book review.

      About the Book

      Life is simple, we humans are complicated. It’s all about the words. The same gift named Word that boomed and doomed the humanity. This is a book consisting of Poems that has been derived from the Pain, Agony, love/betrayal, Sanity/Insanity, happiness/sadness, and overall experience of life penned down together.

      P.S. All these poems have been written under 7 minutes (each) in a free write session.

      About the writer

      Who Am I?

      A man lost in his own world? A dreamer? A believer? Well, I would like to think of myself as a Zero. An Oblivion.

      My human name is Sarin Aryal and I was born and raised in this vessel in a beautiful city named Kathmandu, in a beautiful country Nepal. Kathmandu happens to be the mystical city of temples. You heard that right, there is a temple for every block in this city. I am currently based in California, the city of tech. There is an irony to that, as techs are the new temples, there is a tech temple for every block in these streets of Silicon Valley. I did my bachelor’s in civil engineering, then I switched to a different God named IT. By profession I am now a software engineer. But I would like to call myself a mere Poet and a musician. This book is not just about a collection of poems. Every word I pour into these poems is from all the experiences I have gathered, lived, and suffered on this planet from the past 3 decades. I hope these words resonates in your heart and soul. Oh, and I am obsessed with number 3. Namaste

      I would like to thank my family and Special Thanks to my friends, motivators,

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