Window to Life

Window to Life

Window to Life

Rajinder S. Sandlas / Rajinder SSandlas

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Editorial:
iUniverse
Año de edición:
2007
Materia
Poesía
ISBN:
9780595455331
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I fervently hope that Window to Life will prove a valuable addition to the tradition of philosophical poetry in English Language and also create a space of its own, in the Western intellectual due to its oriental leanings.Mr. Sandlas has closely observed life in all its aspects. He expresses his views in his poem of life;Life is a rapture,It is natures gesture.He further states;Negativity is an unbalanced load,That impede your pace on the road.Negativity is a deception in nature,Satan is its nomenclature.About Child education, he opines;Be Cautious thine child learns to obey,Man is a habituated phenomenon psychologists say.The Biological evolution is a natural theme,To humanise a child is a cultural scheme.In his poem on Statue of Liberty he writes;The countries harmonising the terrorist beck,Soon will find the terrorists noose around their neck.He deeply becomes sad, seeing birds caged in an Aqueduct Flea Market;Colorful sparkling finch, love bird, parakeet are in a cage,The owner has captivated them for sale.What a serious crime against nature?For few bucks, the man has snatched the liberty of these creatures.Indeed all the poems in Window to life are his global love for humanity.Dr H. S. ChahalPost Graduate Dept. of English,Govt College Kapurthala, Punjab, India

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