Man Patang: Indradhanushi Kavitaon Ka Sanghrah, (Paperback)

A sailor made a vow and then landed in a river with a boat. What was the pledge, and what was the problem in fulfilling that pledge?

Bheeshma Pitamaha and a firefly asked some questions to Shree Krishna and a beetle respectively. What were these questions and did the firefly and Arjuna get answers to those questions?

Why is a heron saving the fish? What is the truth of the enmity between man and snake? Who wants to decorate the face of the night and why? Has the Yugdharm (Ideal of an era) been forgotten in the setting of the ideal in the Draupadi incident of the Mahabharata?

In the middle of the search for answers to these questions, the poetry collection, Man Patang, is a confluence of self-inspection, self-discovery, contradictions and conflicts of mind, sarcasm, satire and simple poems.

Come and join us in holding threads of some poems, and dive in the sky with these kites that are there in the book, Man Patang.