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Book review of Nights in solitude.



Aadil Ghulam Bhat, a Poet, noveliest and the author of two poetry books "100 years of my painful nights " and his second entitled : "NIGHTS IN SOLITUDE"
Besides, English poetry he also has a great contribution in the field of literature, he has a contribution in Urdu ghazals and novels too. 



"NIGHTS IN SOLITUDE"
is an amazing and exquisite poetry book, written in a Cordially and ecstasy manner, having 54 astounding poems. 

The Poems are entwined and tied in a common thread of never ending adversities of life. 
The Poems paint an esoteric picture of life and describes the everlasting plight of man. 
The thoughts are antique, vivid and animate having a tinge of concealed wisdom. 
The poems are mainly about., Pain, love, eld memories, faith and Blasphemy.. 
"NIGHTS IN SOLITUDE"
is a verse based writing with Ocean of feelings and emotions. 
The rhythm and style of author is quite interesting and very much impressive over the entire collection of book. 
The Poems, "Black Hours" ,"Wind of Cage", "Two Ages of man", "Half a word" and "The false notion of man" Colours and pervades the whole book with both joy and sorrow, weeping and laughter and makes the book so exquisite and so mystical. 

The verses are vivid and astounding like incantations, like in quest for life's covert realities. 

The author has beautifully penned down all the poems and all the poems are dyed and tinted with the hue of immortal pain, all of all poems beckons the heart to adoration and solitude. 


A book review by Bhat naxim... 😊

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