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    Words Speak
    Words Speak
    Words Speak
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    Words Speak

    By Shakil Baliyavi, Sr

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    This is series of poetry work I have been doing for long. Words are powerful means to express one's feelings either it is love or any subject matter of the life. This edition contains meaningful poetry covering life of a humankind. This is very interesting to read and inspiring too. I am writing poetry along with my fictions and series Snapshots with Michael and Carolina. All the books are interesting, only I need some recognition. Since Name is more Important for the readers. I am struggling to create my name in the field of writing and hopefully a day readers will appreciate my work.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherShakil Baliyavi, Sr
    Release dateMay 30, 2014
    ISBN9781310934292
    Words Speak
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    Shakil Baliyavi, Sr

    born in east of north India and graduated in engineering from the state of rajasthan, I have keen interest in writing poetry, science fiction and short stories. having experience of many places on the globe i have great understanding of people across the globe.

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      Words Speak - Shakil Baliyavi, Sr

      Words Speak.

      Shakil Ahmed Baliyavi

      Copyright 2014 Shakil Baliyavi

      Smashwords Edition

      Introduction

      Chapters

      Epilogue

      Back

      Chapters

      One

      Two

      Three

      Four

      Five

      Six

      Seven

      Eight

      Nine

      Ten

      INTRODUCTION: poetry is always my passion but I write all sorts stories and fictions. Generally I am not a writer of love poetry but looking the interest of the readers I often write love poetry also. If you go through my poetry you will find that I generally cover the whole gamut of life and some of the poems are sad and some are critic sort of poems. But my endeavour is always to create philosophy through my poems. Words are assumed as mightier tool to say something more effectively. Well in present times people are rather less interested in serious poetry but it is my assumption that the present way of life has taken away the taste of sad poetry, but the gravity of real poetry lies in stimulating one’s emotions to an extent that the social values don’t see the bad days. And life should not turn materialistic and mechanical.

      Human nature is always on changing phase and sometimes we feel a generation gap but if you can visualise the philosophy of life remains unchanged. Even today what Shakespeare or the great writers have said thorough their poetry is true in every age of life.

      Therefore poetry is a means to communicate the philosophy of life and feel of a person in different situations and circumstances. Sometimes it is a rhyme. Sometimes it is lyrics and sometimes it is haiku. But the main purpose is to say the things in shortest possible way. Every writer has his own style and so I have got my own style and try to use a vocabulary which can easily be understood. I have written many volumes of poetry and it is available for readers on various sites. Poetic tweets is the biggest volume and contains all sort of poetry there. And it is worth buying and reading. There are other volumes also.

      Since presently I am not in a position to bring them in book form but hopefully a day will come when my books will be on stalls for the readers. Very recently I have added a series of books. But since I being rather an unknown writer there is a lukewarm attention from the readers. I am putting great effort in writing in a language, which is not my mother tongue and also not having professional English learning. But still I hope I meet the standards of the language and expect reader’s attention to

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