A compilation of personal musings, conveyed in the form of poems, this book is conceptual in content and poetic in both structure and rhythm. The poems touch on various themes, from memory to imagination, from history to philosophy, from anxiety to pain, and from doubt to envy. They combine earnestness with humour, and irony with tenderness. Aimed at a wide readership, the book deals with the personal and the universal and dwells on the particular and the general. The poems are not titled, but are numbered. In total, there are seventy-seven poetic musings.
