Book Review: Decisions of Heart by Saurabh Pant

🔴DECISIONS OF HEART🔴

RATINGS:⭐⭐⭐⭐💫(4.5/5)

Love demands no barriers. It absolutely has no boundaries. There is no horizon. The thin line of the idea of love forms a slight barrier to the real essence of love. The book is a beautiful work that lets you feel. You may end up breathing the thin air of love and see yourself standing amidst the forest of love. The book lets you reminisce those memories,when you were surrounded with the feeling of love.

The poems talk about how everything made no sense when we poured our hearts out infront of our loved ones. Even silence spoke. And it screamed. It said that "Yes,we're in love." And now, it's just a memory of cold, wintry nights on summer days. The thread of love was strong enough to hide those little secrets we shared once. The beauty of each poem lies in the days that glowed once. With the passage of time, it faded. Gradually. But the love continues climbing onto each mountain we see. The poems lets you re-visit those dark forests, where you hid the little footsteps of love and how you keep excavating it to find love some day.

I loved how the author penned down the poems philosophically and practically and how it merged into one in the end. This is the second book I'm reading--by this author, and I can ensure that he has a very good command over poetry. The book cover could have been better. The red colour could have been done in one way or more specifically,in one stroke and not in different or twisted directions. But..but..but I loved one drawing in particular--the 'diya'. The mix is so perfect.

Grab the book if you want to sink deep into the ocean of love!

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