Bøger af Raminder Bajwa

In a world that too often gives us cause to despair, poet Raminder Bajwa chooses to focus on reasons for optimism. His two previous collections-Of Angels and Few Lies, of Everything under Blue Skies and Enlightenment-both explore humankind's search for hope, love, and faith. His third book, The Flute Player, now revisits these themes in sixty new poems that mix the personal with the universal. The poems are grouped into four sections: "Of Love," "Observations," "Wishes," and "Attitude." By turns unabashedly romantic, humorous, and spiritual, the poems are written in accessible language and illuminate thought-provoking truths about what it means to be alive in the twenty-first century. Bajwa explores many timely topics, including terrorism, war, and tensions between citizens and the police. Throughout, he communicates his belief in our shared humanity and our ability to find solutions to problems. The longest section of the book is devoted to poems that celebrate the United States and the freedoms we enjoy, but the collection also includes poetic meditations on love, creativity, religion, success versus failure, and more. Whether you have "the heart of a poet," as Raminder Bajwa does, or whether you simply enjoy looking at life through a poet's eyes, The Flute Player will entertain and touch you.

The path to enlightenment takes passion, honesty, faith, hope, and, most importantly, love. In Enlightenment, his second collection of poetry, poet Raminder Bajwa explores the deepest depths of the human soul and the universal longing for meaning. Divided into five sections titled "Love," "Truth," "Secrets," "Prayers," and "Enlightenment," these captivating poems take a raw and candid look at our humanness and what it means to be alive. Like a jolt of emotional current, Bajwa gives voice to what the soul only feels-propelling us to keep searching, reaching, and loving. Poems such as "Gorgeous Chaos," "The Man Without a Face," "Dreams, Wishes, and the Universe," and "That Last Drop of Tears" use striking imagery and metaphor to convey shared human experience. With threads of wisdom woven through every page, this collection will challenge and inspire both scholar and layperson alike with purpose, wisdom, and imagination.

In a world that too often gives us cause to despair, poet Raminder Bajwa chooses to focus on reasons for optimism. His two previous collections-Of Angels and Few Lies, of Everything under Blue Skies and Enlightenment-both explore humankind's search for hope, love, and faith. His third book, The Flute Player, now revisits these themes in sixty new poems that mix the personal with the universal.The poems are grouped into four sections: "Of Love," "Observations," "Wishes," and "Attitude."By turns unabashedly romantic, humorous, and spiritual, the poems are written in accessible language and illuminate thought-provoking truths about what it means to be alive in the twenty-first century.Bajwa explores many timely topics, including terrorism, war, and tensions between citizens and the police. Throughout, he communicates his belief in our shared humanity and our ability to find solutions to problems. The longest section of the book is devoted to poems that celebrate the United States and the freedoms we enjoy, but the collection also includes poetic meditations on love, creativity, religion, success versus failure, and more.Whether you have "the heart of a poet," as Raminder Bajwa does, or whether you simply enjoy looking at life through a poet's eyes, The Flute Player will entertain and touch you.

In a world that too often gives us cause to despair, poet Raminder Bajwa chooses to focus on reasons for optimism. His two previous collections-Of Angels and Few Lies, of Everything under Blue Skies and Enlightenment-both explore humankind's search for hope, love, and faith. His third book, The Flute Player, now revisits these themes in sixty new poems that mix the personal with the universal. The poems are grouped into four sections: "Of Love," "Observations," "Wishes," and "Attitude." By turns unabashedly romantic, humorous, and spiritual, the poems are written in accessible language and illuminate thought-provoking truths about what it means to be alive in the twenty-first century. Bajwa explores many timely topics, including terrorism, war, and tensions between citizens and the police. Throughout, he communicates his belief in our shared humanity and our ability to find solutions to problems. The longest section of the book is devoted to poems that celebrate the United States and the freedoms we enjoy, but the collection also includes poetic meditations on love, creativity, religion, success versus failure, and more. Whether you have "the heart of a poet," as Raminder Bajwa does, or whether you simply enjoy looking at life through a poet's eyes, The Flute Player will entertain and touch you.

The night is gathering the dreams, the darkness and its troubling schemes. My lips Quiver, please understand My state; how long do I need to be awake, in your wait? Tonight's the night! Don't be late. The day is breaking with birds' Wings; even My loneliness poetically sings. Alone and worried, I wait for you, to just confess that I love you. - "a confession", page-30 misfits, mystics, love, and life is a collection of poetic works that truly takes you on a journey. From the emotional repercussions of war and broken human systems to the bliss and tumult of falling in love, raminder bajwa's poetry is sure to speak to your soul on multiple levels. Often child-like and innocent but steeped in old soul wisdom, the 17, 223 words within these 219 pages are an expression of the spirit and, like all poetry, will resonate with other souls and touch on ideas and emotions deep within. Mr. Bajwa touches on vital topics, explores the emotional landscape, and encourages love and understanding through his heartfelt words.