Silhouettes of Love is a poetic diary of her thoughts and feelings, cherished as a sweet memoire of her days passed in the rural landscape. She begins with “Grace of God”, a lovely poem dedicated to her mother. The child in her giggles with delight’ The poem reflects the poet’s love and respect for mother who is ‘An earthen dulcet...More
Jyotirmaya Thakur (retired Principal) is the author of twenty-six books . Multi - genre award winning poet of more than 300 awards from literary and humanitarian organisations. A reviewer, translator, columnist, researcher, spiritual, social and environmental activist. She serves on various prestigious Committees as International Ambassador in many literary and humanitarian organisations. Her work has been published in more than 500 anthologies, magazines internationally and translated into many languages. She is invited to prestigious Literary festivals as a special guest.
Jyotirmaya Thakur (retired Principal) is the author of twenty-six books . Multi - genre award winning poet of more than 300 awards from literary and humanitarian organisations. A reviewer, translator, columnist, researcher, spiritual, social and environmental activist. She serves on various prestigious Committees as International Ambassador in many literary and humanitarian organisations. Her work has been published in more than 500 anthologies, magazines internationally and translated into many languages. She is invited to prestigious Literary festivals as a special guest.
Book Summary
Silhouettes of Love is a poetic diary of her thoughts and feelings, cherished as a sweet memoire of her days passed in the rural landscape. She begins with “Grace of God”, a lovely poem dedicated to her mother. The child in her giggles with delight’ The poem reflects the poet’s love and respect for mother who is ‘An earthen dulcet heavenly divine, /A triumphant history of strife’. Mother is indeed a paragon of virtues, a replica of God on the earth. She calls mother ‘The guardian angel of Lord / A sublime grace of God,/My guiding light of love, / Peaceful existence of a dove.’ On the other hand, she remembers her father in “Precious Times”. Her father’s words have a transformative effect on her. She still remembers each and every advice he had given to her.
Jyotirmaya Thakur
