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Bewildered Minds - Commoner's Tale - cover

Bewildered Minds - Commoner's Tale

Girish Pillai

Publisher: Libresco Feeds Pvt Ltd

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Summary

This book gathers the voices of common folk - the ones who build, mend, carry, and dream. Through poems shaped by hands calloused with work and hearts softened by love, these verses capture the beauty and bruises of daily life. Here you’ll find laughter shared over good old friends, lovers, struggles whispered into the night, and quiet moments of happiness blooming against all odds. These are the tales of people you might pass every day - their burdens, their joys, their poetry now given voice.Come sit with them. Come listen.
Available since: 05/10/2025.
Print length: 67 pages.

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