Light beyond the eyes

By:

Azha Zian

Contributor(s):

ZIAN (Azha)

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: Bangalore The Write Order Publication 2021Description: vi,40p. PB 21x14cmISBN:

9789391406585

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

23 820.13 ZIAL

Summary: The light beyond the eyes is a book by Azha Zian. The book is categorized into three sections; "body", "soul" and "mind". The first category, "body" uses natural imagery and metaphors to appeal to the reader's senses and presents how a person's thought process, whether negative or positive, has a direct impact on their physical wellbeing. In The second category "soul", the poet connects words feelings that she is unable to express. She uses the "soul" to signify the importance for the need of companionship or friendship throughout an individual's life. In The third category "mind", the rhetorical questions and the metaphorical statements in the poems beg a response from the readers which persuades them to explore and break down the poetry in their own way.

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Holdings
Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Notes	Barcode
Donated Books	St Aloysius Library	English	820.13 ZIAL (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available	Donated By Azha Zian (2215001)	D04826

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The light beyond the eyes is a book by Azha Zian. The book is categorized into three sections; "body", "soul" and "mind". The first category, "body" uses natural imagery and metaphors to appeal to the reader's senses and presents how a person's thought process, whether negative or positive, has a direct impact on their physical wellbeing. In The second category "soul", the poet connects words feelings that she is unable to express. She uses the "soul" to signify the importance for the need of companionship or friendship throughout an individual's life. In The third category "mind", the rhetorical questions and the metaphorical statements in the poems beg a response from the readers which persuades them to explore and break down the poetry in their own way.

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