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A novel star in the night sky

Sanjib Khadka

Maison d'édition: Publishdrive

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Synopsis

This poetry collection is a lyrical travel through the terrains of spirit, nature, and cosmos. It consists of a series of stories about the complex relationships between the human and the universe, with interwoven motifs of self-discovery and survival. Whether it is contemplation of custom and belonging or of the universe-wide searches of hypothetical civilizations, the poems ask the reader to dream, reflect, and wonder. Both heartfelt and futuristic, the poems move forth through the sorrows of the Planet to the hymns of survival and affection, giving the reader expeditions into the visible and invisible worlds. It is a dreamer and a seeker's work that makes us remember the shining inside and the infinite outside.
Disponible depuis: 29/08/2025.
Longueur d'impression: 30 pages.

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