Pulse of Letters

About this book

Pulse of Letters: when poetry becomes testimony and the word becomes a homeland. Have you ever wondered what the heart looks like when it takes words as veins and arteries? Here, in "Pulse of Letters," you do not merely read poetry; you hear the beats of a poet's soul that tasted life in its bitterness and sweetness, then shaped all of it into a confession extending as a bridge between our dark interiors and the horizon we hope for. This book is a journey that grants you not rest but honesty. It is an eloquent mirror reflecting faces of love that does not die, starting from the sanctity of the mother whose giving is unmatched (as in one of the poems about the mother), through the warmth of his family dedications, and reaching the passion that trembles with fear of being lost in the crowd of days (as in the poem "The Last Letter" or "Nothing But You"). You will find yourself touching your places of weakness and strength in poems that address the issues of the pure human conscience. But "Pulse of Letters" does not content itself with whispering in the beloved's ear; it raises its voice screaming in the face of the silence clamped over our nation's wounds. These are poems that tear the robe of political and social reality with a boldness that knows no hesitation, denouncing the selling of homelands and the trading of causes, in a collection where love of the beloved and love of the nation pulse in a single heartbeat.