Unanswered

The poems are deep and beautiful and the prose which related though not in sync but as I read further I found them in flow with the earlier content.I personally have a liking towards ancient scripts and references from ancient Vedic texts such as Vedas and Upanishads fascinates me for it makes an interesting reading. I am not much into poetry but this book is definitely a keeper for life time and I would like to read it again and I highly recommend it to all who would want a precious count to th [...]

Unanswered’ is a lilting journey of the poet. This book is not just a poetry collection, but it offers profound insight into the life experiences of the poet. You might or you might not be able to figure out the underlying meaning/ answers associated with every new poem or anecdote because unlike other poetry collections, the poet has notused broad strokes to portray any emotion or feeling. But does this count as a negative? No. This book demands solitude and ardor for getting a glimpse of wh [...]

Borrowing a leaf from poet Kunal Uniyal, ‘I do not doubt That You are, Who you say, you are…But I can See You? Just as You are?’, Unanswered strives to provide answer to human existence surrounded by mind, matters and nature.It is not just a book of poem but thought-provoking words seeking an answer to our existence as ordinary mortals. The book is a gem that will accompany us on the glance we cast on life, often flawed where we seek our true self in the far from perfect life destination. [...]

‘Unanswered’ is the first complete book I have read by the author. Earlier I have read few of his poetries published under the book titled ‘Kuchh Khwab Sagar Se”. The new book comprises of poetry and prose both. The quoted texts are from various schools of mythological thoughts and by renowned philosophers through the time of evolution of the humankind. The book has mention of, Shrimadbhagwadgita, the Vedas, Upanishads as well as of Tagore, Dostoevsky, Russell and Gibran which deals with [...]

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Rating: 3.5 stars.Life is all about questions and answers. When in our journey, we don't seem to find an answer, we invoke the almighty and put the question to him, see if he can give us the answer, or better yet, help us to find the answers within ourselves. That is a part of spirituality that I admire. And to me, that's partly the path that this book "Unanswered" takes. The book is the poet's contemplation on life, and these questions, and at times, the answers that he finds to these questions [...]

What really brings me on to reading this book was the title. There was something undesigningly, intriguing about the title ‘Unanswered’. The cover I will say is not absolutely disappointing but I would suggest given the nature of the book the color should have been a little more vibrant. The cover sports nothing but palm impressions, as if there is something within the book that calls for the reader.The book is a Pandora’s box of anecdotes, articles, prose and poems. Every page you turn, y [...]