I, she and the sea: three women in one

By:

Pradhan, Tapan Kumar

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi Kohinoor Books 2019Description: 222ISBN:

9788194283591

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

821.914 PRA

Summary: There is nothing more painful in this world than unrequited love. But can true love ever remain unrequited?Every action in the universe has an equal and opposite reaction. So how can Love be otherwise?This book contains three real life love stories and fifty nine delectable romantic poems centering around three lovely women whom the poet met after a series of strange visions and mysterious phone calls at midnight.Was any of these women the poet’s wife in his previous life? These fascinating stories of magic and coincidence give compelling reasons to make one believe in a definite past life connection.

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There is nothing more painful in this world than unrequited love. But can true love ever remain unrequited?Every action in the universe has an equal and opposite reaction. So how can Love be otherwise?This book contains three real life love stories and fifty nine delectable romantic poems centering around three lovely women whom the poet met after a series of strange visions and mysterious phone calls at midnight.Was any of these women the poet’s wife in his previous life? These fascinating stories of magic and coincidence give compelling reasons to make one believe in a definite past life connection.

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