Collection of Chaos  (English, Paperback, Tikuli)

The first thing that strikes is the Title - Collection of Chaos. Chaos? Yes. Chaos.

The property of a complex system whose behaviour is so unpredictable as to appear random, owing to great sensitivity to small changes in conditions is defined as Chaos.

A poem has to be an account of words and emotions that can transgress you to either startling reality or to the land of dreams and imaginations or both. And Collection of Chaos is definitely a book that allows you to travel through them. And ...

She plays with the words like a master craftsman, creating one masterpiece after another. The poems are mostly in free verse and Tikuli makes use of it suitably. Each poem has its own story to tell, there are not just mere verses depicting the abstract, each line has a meaning, every word has a tale hidden underneath.

Pick up a copy today if you love poetry, that is written in the poet’s blood and sweat. These poems in all its rawness are a collection of gems.

As the name says Collection of Chaos, the reader in me was intrigued as to what was this chaos all about.

Page after page in every poetry the poet beautifully talks about the chaos that life is all about and how despite all that she manages to bring out its beauty very artistically!

Recommended to all poetry lovers.

When I came across this book, I was interested in it by the cover of the book (it’s so pretty!) and the title. Anybody who can write about chaos deserves a chance as per me. So, I sat with this book, moving its virtual pages, visiting the stark reality of the emotions poet has captured in those pages. The first thing that stood out for me was that none of the poem in the book has titles. It feels as if the poet didn’t want to burden these poems with the few titles. For me, it worked as it kep...