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The poems in Evening Delights are the expression of the poets love of nature, love of man and the celebration of life. Commenting on his poems in Hindi, Atal Behari Vajpayee, former Prime Minister of India and a renowned poet said that almost all the poems depicted nature in an attractive manner.
Man and nature in the poets view are inseparable, interdependent and affectionately related. While the poet captures the beauty of everyday world of nature with vividness, he also sounds a warning note that environmental pollution and degradation would cost the human race dearly.
The poems on the love of man deal with a range of relations and emotions: familial, social and romantic. The social issues taken up in the poems are the sharing of thoughts with an open mind without any prejudice or reservation.
The love poems by the author capture moments of intensity and intimacy with great sensitivity.
All the poems are eminently readable and give the pleasure, like the pleasure of conversation among friends and like minded people.
Man and nature in the poets view are inseparable, interdependent and affectionately related. While the poet captures the beauty of everyday world of nature with vividness, he also sounds a warning note that environmental pollution and degradation would cost the human race dearly.
The poems on the love of man deal with a range of relations and emotions: familial, social and romantic. The social issues taken up in the poems are the sharing of thoughts with an open mind without any prejudice or reservation.
The love poems by the author capture moments of intensity and intimacy with great sensitivity.
All the poems are eminently readable and give the pleasure, like the pleasure of conversation among friends and like minded people.
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