Swimming with Whales - Patel, Yogesh

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Résumé :
The book will be introduced at the National Poetry Library, Southbank Centre with the help from the British Council and the Poetry Library. All profit from this book will be channelled to the whale preservation and literary charities. Through these poems, the poet wants readers to enjoy a meaningful whale experience transcending to a new level of comprehension. The separate sections referring to sea, land and sky allow the poet to negotiate whale&rsquo...

Biographie:
s world here offers us a chance to confront religions, the inhumanity of wars and the challenges we face in normal life. It also plays with a guilt a mankind feels for hunting it to extinction and then building whale temples. In the process, it mocks, laughs, cries, plays, wishes, falls, jumps to stars and swims in the oneness waters which we have divided and named as territories. Ignoring all preconceptions, readers here can simply enjoy these poems as a carefree beast&rsquo...

Sommaire:
s global space with unique perspectives to create the breathtaking opus of whales as never before. These are the whales connected to us in every aspect of our cultural and general ambience. Utterly revealing, rejoicing and questioning our very existence as their own without any physical boundaries. Swim with these whales if you dare! Whales can allow us to juxtapose their world with ours through poetic eyes, allowing an inventive experience that can manifest into human sentiments too. This idea creates a fresh universe with a whale at its centre, be it as a migrant, a lost child or a mother watching the child being harpooned. Whales swim to take us through a yogic journey and mocking of academics and politicians. The whale&rsquo...