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Amol Redij

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September 18

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Amol Redij is a poet and writer from Mumbai, India. While he spent about two decades in the IT industry, deep within the recesses of his being he has been brimming with a relentless ardour for creativity. A seeker of boundless expression, Amol's writings are an extraordinary odyssey into the realm of words and verses.

In the year 2011 Amol's muse took flight with “Silent Moments of Melancholy”, unfurling its wings like a melody whispered in hushed tones. This evocatively titled collection of poetry effortlessly weaves a tapestry of emotions that resonate with the tender threads of the human experience. From the depths of sorrow to the heights of despondency, each poem encapsulates a moment suspended in time, capturing the essence of what it
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Silent Moments of Melancholy

3.94 avg rating — 16 ratings — published 2011 — 2 editions
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69: The OtherWise Poetry

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Acathexis: A Detached Void

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Echoes Under The Veil

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Life Before Death

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