Sunshine and Dynamites (Poetry Book, Indian Poetry Book)

The media could not be loaded.  🌻 "Sunshine and Dynamites" By Author Niket Raj Dwivedi is a book with collection of various verses, which contemplates on various pulchritudinous genres like friendships, love, dreams, forlorn, affliction, forfeiture, etc. The book is actually bifurcated into two halves, wherein the first part is totally based on the title, 'Sunshine and Dynamites' while the second one is titled as 'Why so Poetry?' Basically, its a book with an amalgamation of poems and proses..🌻 First of all, articulating my views on the cover and the title of the book, both the cover as well as the title, accolades each other and makes a strong impact at the very first sight. The cover is genuinely beautiful, and alluring with brimful of vibrancy, while the title is truly perfect..🌻 As the literal title states, this short book consists of umpteen collection of poems, that is quite relatable in our day to day lives. Each of them consists of metrical compositions, that perpetually instills in one's mind. At the end, these verses, it just transforms reader's perspective of observing their life, the surroundings, and all the minute things that matters us the most. The poems are written in quite simple language and in a lucid way. Just few of the verses mentioned, kind of felt like a repetitive one..🌻 Overall, A book that holds up deep emotions. Recommending this beautifully asthetic book, teeming with sentiments to everyone!!

Book- Sunshine and Dynamites (Poetry Book, Indian Poetry Book)Author- Niket Raj DwivediAn amazing poetry book by Niket Raj Dwivedi which is full of many emotions. More than the story, its the way it was written made it more beautiful and engaging. The book is free of debutant grapple .The poems portrait feeling of love, sadness, be miserable, loneliness and depression. The illustration in the book is quite amazing and perfectly fits with the poems alongside.Love, departure, and memories are the point of attention of the writings and I started to glue to the pages from the very beginning.The poems aren't very hard to understand, you need to be a little attentive to them when you read and you will feel them better.The language was easy to understand even a beginner reader can easily understand and the narration was quite good. .Great job by Niket Raj Dwivedi , and wishing this book heaps of success!Highly recommendedHappy reading😌✌️

It was one of those few books of which I start writing the review immediately after finishing the read because somehow I feel this urge to put out my acute feelings before they fade even a little. Poetries absolutely not being my thing to now choosing poetry over novels is a huge turning point for me in terms of reading and the more I am reading the more I am getting involved in it day by day.The title and the cover firstly felt so aesthetic to me that I couldn’t keep my hands off from the book. The author as described has written all of the poetries from temporary feelings/ incidents and that’s prevalent in each of the poetries. Love, departure, and memories are the point of attention of the writings and I started to glue to the pages from the very beginning. As I moved forward I found some of the poetries are of the same views as the previous ones with some other yet with not so distinctive words. Nonetheless, I found my heart being a young one diving inside all of those lines reminiscing some dynamic events.The narrating pattern was maintained till the last poetry of the book and that’s important to keep a reader going till the end. Everything was described with simple yet poignant languages and ways hence I can see clear potential in the author’s thoughts and writings. Amongst all the poetries “The Little things” and “Hard to Believe” were my favorites. There’s one poem named “Virus” pointing towards the thwack of 2020. Another one I would like to mention is “To quit or not to quit is the question”; it says less in fact only one last line plays the whack. In the culmination pages of Why so Poetry there were three consecutive poems named “Wait”, “Muse” and “Come Back” and all of them were enough heart piercing. I guess if teenagers become the targeted audience of the book it will flourish like anything. Also, I read about the author’s upcoming novel and all my warm wishes for that but I would like to read as much poetry as he wishes to write ever after.

Sunshine and DynamitesThe poems in this book are mostly sad and miserable but can be laughed upon too with a little attention to detail. No matter how much you relate to one of them, know that Poetry in itself is music to the eyes and it was always meant to be felt and forgotten. Rest, love has always been tragic and mostly meaningless and temporary. Poetry in young India has been wildly popular and the trend apart from romance novels, chick-lits and rom-coms has been observed in short form of writing too. As the written art evolves, Sunshine and Dynamites by Niket tries to explore this format and aims to inspire more such poets to express themselves freely. All the poems were crafted from incidents that lasted like poetry itself temporarily. This poetry book might just have some poems that you read and get etched in your minds but you then have a hard time figuring out from which poetry book or poet it actually was from. Sunshine and Dynamites is the second poetry collection by Niket Raj Dwivedi, a 23 year old entrepreneur and author based out of Bangalore as of 2021.Happy Reading 📚