Moonstruck – Love Birds are Made to Carry the Pain

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About the book

Not about the Kubla Khan’s Xanadu,

nor about the Helen’s Troy, this book is not about such powerful stories.

Except the one-sided love of the lovers who knock the door of their beloveds and receive the opium soaked arrows at them regularly and try to wipe out the ferocious pain while swimming against the cyclonic tides of the love, withstand there, they like the lighthouse to the tides of the sea and fill the air with the painful songs of their hearts.

The lovers leave and then try to chase the falling stars, rip their clothes and live a life like mystics.

Not only this but also the lovers like the moonstruck men try to ride the clouds for to have the gazes at the face of their beloveds. The book fills the atmosphere with painful verses where the lovers moan for their rejections in love.

The poetry is the kind woman embraces those who are alone and rejected by the time and those who are moonstruck to chase the pain forever.

This is not to dress the wounds and increase the pain, but this is to rip the wounds and make it severe to light the burden of paining influence from mind and heart.
Or

This is not to stitch the wounds and increase the pain, but this is to rip the wounds and feel easy at heart to fly again.

There may be ten thousand lines to defend love, all poets can do it for their inner voice, and I do the same in ridiculing it.

The reasons are what I felt; what I achieved in the love; never returned but have fertilized this book with tears under the deep roots of my troubled pages.

The slush pile of pain has nourished this book with plants which bear the tears in place of the fruits.

I do agree, this book shows the merciless pain of the lovers who have burnt their garden while decorating the garden of their merciless beloveds.
And

I do confirm, this book portrays the pathetic condition of the lovers who have burnt their gardene in the remembrance of their merciless but skilled gardeners (beloveds)

About the author

Mohd Auyoob Mir has done the Masters Degree in English from Kashmir University. He belongs to Village Hanjwera Bala, Pattan, Baramulla Kashmir. He is the close observer of surroundings who thread his personal experiences in making the poems. He is an avid in writing the poetry and has published his some poems in online anthologies. He is skilful to use the device of refrains in his poems to create a lyrical taste for the readers. Most skillfully, he portrays the theme of love in his poetry where a lover wanders on the roads and dying to meet his beloved. Most effectively, he portrays that Love birds are made to carry the pain through the collection of his debut book.
He knows there is no single approach to make the poetry successful so he continues to drown himself on every emerging issue related to love, hate, hypocracy, etc. The comprehensive observation in his poetry can make you the traveler of imagery lands. The imagination, in his poems reaches to its zenith when he mentions different figures of literature. The current book, Moonstruck is his debut book to enter into the world of poetry with a sense that one sided love is always a Holocaust for its victims.