Excerpts from my diary

DESCRIPTION Qiyasi Kash-Ma-Kash is a collection 50 Urdu Poems in Hindi., English and Urdu written by Poet M M Khan. Indian author, lawyer, diplomat, journalist and politician, Mr. Khushwant Singh recommended this book and wrote, "It has been a sheer joy reading M M Khan's Urdu Poetry he has sent to me from time to time. To those who wish to share my joy, I recommend this book". MY REVIEW Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind word, a listening ear, an honest compliment, or the smallest act of caring, all of which have the potential to turn a life around. Emotions, sentiments, societal beliefs, norms, rules and regulations, these have forever bounded the realm. We all ought to have our own ways of understanding and accepting the ideals around us. Qiyasi-Kash-Ma-Kash by author M.M. Khan is a beautiful book comprising of  50 poems. A thoughtful amalgamation of spirituality, love, hatred and a plethora of emotions. The author has very

DESCRIPTION This book aims at introducing poetry lovers to different forms of poetry to help many aspiring poets to keep writing and enjoying poetry. This is to create a base among the poetry lovers to get a feel and understanding about poetry. Becoming a great poet is indeed a monumental task, but learning and enjoying poetry is not. Learning various forms of poetry hooks the creative part of a poet that unleashes the new dimensions of poet and poetry. “There’s a Poet in Everyone” and everyone can learn poetry, share and enjoy it. MY REVIEW When power leads man towards arrogance, poetry reminds him of his limitations. When power narrows the area of man's concern, poetry reminds him of the richness and diversity of existence. When power corrupts, poetry cleanses. This quote by John F. Kennedy holds true and it somewhere also inspires me to keep on writing. Writing my heart out, penning my emotions in the form of poems has always been my cup of tea. One

DESCRIPTION ‘Dear Russell, Your’s Truly’, with all its seven stories, the title story being loosely predicated on a personal encounter, is very close to my heart. Every character, every protagonist, living or dead, is in search of love. But aren’t we all? Through their respective ordeals, they do find love, just not in the conventional way they expected. We all are Jason, Raj and Sid. We all are Gauri, Mohana, and Grace. Some of us are Rudra also; it’s only a matter of time till we accepted it. Each of the seven stories of ‘Dear Russell, Your’s Truly’ is a journey, at the end of which, some find acceptance, some find absolution, and some find answers they had spent a lifetime chasing. MY REVIEW How can love ever be defined, that too appropriately? The glitter in the eyes of a kid when he sees his favourite toy, the yearning of a distant lover gone for work, the fear of losing out your beloved and kindness sparkling through the eyes of your pet. Love is truly undef