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Depth of the River

Poetry Book

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Depth of the River

By: Vatsala Radhakeesoon
Narrated by: Kenady Hansen
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Depth of the River is the author's second collection of poems emphasizing on her life as it is. She considers this audiobook as her open confessions manifesting from her subconscious mind. This audiobook also brings forth social and global issues that touch the human race as a whole.

Through her poems, the poet has also pointed out that the connection to the divine energy that is God is the best cure to all sufferings and the priceless means to recognizing real joy and leading a peaceful life.

The poems in this audiobook have been written by blending elements of modern and traditional poetry. Some have a rhyming pattern. Others are purely in free verse.

©2017 Vatsala Radhakeesoon (P)2018 Vatsala Radhakeesoon Love

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