- ASIN : B0BQJBS3H3
- Publisher : Notion Press (19 December 2022)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 122 pages
CRITIQUES:
The preface is very raw, as are the poems. I liked every single one. It’s almost as if I were sitting and chatting with a friend, but she was replying in poems.
– Meenal
The poems are grounded yet have a powerful aura that holds your breath and makes you experience emotions to the fullest.
– Amreen Shaikh
It is a delightful and thought-provoking read for poetry enthusiasts seeking solace amidst the chaos of life.
– Anuradha
Jaya –
Lost Leaves of Life and Love is written by Aiswarya R Mohan. There are total of a 55 poems in this book. This is a thought provoking read.
This is a collection of beautiful poems. Each and every poem is written beautifully by the author. This book revolves around emotions. I enjoyed reading this book.
The poems are written in simple language. Few poems touched my heart. One can read this book in two sitting.
Few poems which I loved are:-
Dandelion
Lost leaf
Pain
Mother
Moon
Go and grab your copies from Amazon. You will definitely like this amazing book.
The cover page is attractive. The writing style is intriguing. The title of the book is appropriate. This is an interesting and engaging read. I would like to recommend this book ????.
Jan Balan –
Yes, it does stir emotions
Review: Lost leaves of life and love – Aiswarya R Mohan
The thumb rule of every poem is to evoke emotions in one mind, once after a moment the verses or lines are read.
Yes, “Lost Leaves of Life and Love” written by Aiswarya R Mohan does evoke emotions. Her words don’t stop, stirring emotions, they bring memories of the past and resonate with the words.
“I love little things in life
It’s what makes life so precious.”
– Things that I love
These two lines are from a long poem. The idea is simple and words are compact enough to fit to stir our emotions. From the preface the poet maintains a rawness throughout the text, it’s a plus point. The poems are simple, beautiful, relatable, and expressive making readers understand themes in a beautiful manner.
My picks: lost & Found; masked man ( this piece is beautiful); love? ; Nostalgia; eternity; snooze; scars; and hopelessly in love.
In conclusion, “Lost Leaves of Life and Love” is an anthology of sentimental poems that everybody can enjoy. It touches on a variety of topics and serves as a reminder of the value of support, the strength of ties, and the little pleasures in life.
Meenal –
This is a short book of poetry that you can turn to as a respite in moments of stress. The poems are easy to interpret and will resonate with almost everyone.
The preface is very raw, as are the poems. I liked every single one. It’s almost as if I were sitting and chatting with a friend, but she was replying in poems.
Some of the notable ones are Kindness, Lost Leaf, Survival, Snooze, Eternity, and Leaves.
I like the idea of the Sun taking a mental health break expressed in “Unbreakable Bond.” I share her views on “Things that I love.” Shadow is another good one; I’d never have thought of that.
There are also poems that talk about living in a fearful state. Shutdown and Fear-Zoned are two of them.
Lost Love is tragic. It talks about being the partner of someone in the military.
Overall, it’s a good collection. If you like poetry, give it a try.
Ashwini –
Staying true to it’s title and theme, it’s a bunch of heartfelt and emotional poems that will definitely resonate with any person who at one point or the other in their life felt like a lost leaf fleeting through life.
The poems are filled with hope, kindness, love and celebrates the beauty