"A good poem should employ the simplest language, easily embraced by readers, not confined to the realm of highly literate individuals or language experts. It ought not to be burdened by grammatical rigidity to the extent that it loses its essence...

"A good poem should employ the simplest language, easily embraced by readers, not confined to the realm of highly literate individuals or language experts. It ought not to be burdened by grammatical rigidity to the extent that it loses its essence. A commendable poem is one that communicates its message in a straightforward manner, making it accessible to everyone. Art, at its best, is simple, direct, and capable of portraying situations without bias.This book endeavors to clear common and fundamental concepts of our social life, exploring love and the drama of desires as perceived by the writer. Through its verses, you will unravel the hidden threads of emotions woven into various situations. The underlying idea emphasizes the need for rules to establish a systematic pattern in society, yet cautions against rules that stifle individual emotions. After all, what defines a being? A bundle of emotions. That's it."