The antiterrorist and peace poems included in Helicon by Santosh Kumar are full of the iridescent color of imagination and apt observation. Here we find visions of Peace and nonviolent approach to the problems. The poems reveal a simple force and chaste tenderness. Helicon is a book of poems for those who love Peace. Several poems are about the September 11 tragedy, Nuclear War, Chemical Weapons, Horrid Caverns, Lament for Terrorist attack, Missiles, The Ignorant Terrorist, The Wolf Invisible, Fanatics. The poet is Chief Editor of Taj Mahal Review. He has also edited fifteen World Poetry Anthologies, and four books of the World’s Great Short Stories.
The antiterrorist and peace poems included in Helicon by Santosh Kumar are full of the iridescent color of imagination and apt observation. Here we find visions of Peace and nonviolent approach to the problems. The poems reveal a simple force and chaste tenderness. Helicon is a book of poems for those who love Peace. Several poems are about the September 11 tragedy, Nuclear War, Chemical Weapons, Horrid Caverns, Lament for Terrorist attack, Missiles, The Ignorant Terrorist, The Wolf Invisible, Fanatics. The poet is Chief Editor of Taj Mahal Review. He has also edited fifteen World Poetry Anthologies, and four books of the World’s Great Short Stories.
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The antiterrorist and peace poems included in Helicon by Santosh Kumar are full of the iridescent color of imagination and apt observation. Here we find visions of Peace and nonviolent approach to the problems. The poems reveal a simple force and chaste tenderness. Helicon is a book of poems for those who love Peace. Several poems are about the September 11 tragedy, Nuclear War, Chemical Weapons, Horrid Caverns, Lament for Terrorist attack, Missiles, The Ignorant Terrorist, The Wolf Invisible, Fanatics. The poet is Chief Editor of Taj Mahal Review. He has also edited fifteen World Poetry Anthologies, and four books of the World’s Great Short Stories.
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amazing book HELICON
I have received your amazing book HELICON, thank you. I congratulate you!! I can share your excitement as a poet, at having your thoughts released into the world. Your work is extremely thought provoking and profound. I read it as one long prayer, a solemn request to God for peace and love. It is bound to have success for it is on the path to love that it will surely propagate. Warmest regards,
Barbara Elizabeth Mercer, CPA Author, Poet, Visual Artist Toronto, ON, CANADA
Especially since the September 11 tragedy
Dear Santosh Kumar
I just ordered your book and it’s a pleasure for me to buy it, for I appreciate your poetry. I always read you in Taj Mahal Review. The message you are spreading is so important nowadays. Especially since the September 11 tragedy. I’d like to tell you also that I appreciate to be published in Taj Mahal Review, and each time I’m proud to be part of it because of its literary high quality. Thank you very much for your appreciation of my writings.
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