Often poetry is a powerful medium to showcase one’s thoughts more vividly. With fewer words, poetry has charisma, unlike prose, which is not everyone’s cup of tea. These poems by author Neelam Dadhwal explain how women tend to forget themselves and their self-importance. There are 29 poems in the book, each written with elegance, pain and thoughtful words.
The poems range from love, despair, life issues, conflicts of interest in lives, anger, romance, relationships, and many more human emotions. With complex imagination and simple words, the poems are wonderfully presented.
Throughout the globe, survival struggles, particularly among women, have persisted for millennia. Women have always encountered prejudice in all aspects of life. Nobody ever seems to care about the psychological duress that women endure. Women have always been deemed the weaker species and discouraged from venturing alone or with male companions. To discover and share motivation, people would frequently quote from famous feminist novels and discuss strong women. However hard we tried, this was absolute mistrust because accomplished women were few and some of them were marred by controversies of the time, but this situation began to change.
The book is fascinating, with no points to be disliked, but some poems are hard-hitting with a pinch of brutal honesty.