Book Review : Romantic Medley

Book Name: Romantic Medley
Author: Ajola Ganesan

Publisher: Ukiyoto

Genre: Poetry

Format: Kindle

Print length: 144 pages 

Rating: 4/5


Romantic Medley by Ajola Ganesan is a collection of 50 poems weaved by love and around love for all the romantic readers looking to explore the complex emotions of humans in love.


Blurb on Amazon


This book holds 50 romantic poems, the sweetest moments that happens between couples, have been expressed in the form of poems. The words flavored with romance, will make you rejoice and make you experience one of the best moments in your life. Kisses and hugs hold magic, the spell, only the Kingdom of Love knows!

The sweet grabs and silent hugs, the uninvited kisses and the anger turned-romantic evenings! The language of love is an 'Art' and is a 'Forever admirable one!


Kisses, hugs Vs Ego, anger! The game of love is interesting, making us go crazy with the prettiest shades of Romance!


Whether you are a person in love, or want to know what the world of love looks like, this book will give you a dessert of 'Love and Romance!'


A perfect gift to give your partner or lover and to read and cherish with them.


A perfect gift to gift yourself, if you love the genre; Love and

Romance!


Let 'Love' flourish in the hearts of the people and let the fragrance

of love, rule the world!


Review

In Romantic Medley, the author Ajola dives deep into complex emotions that accompany love, from thrilling joys to discouraging lows.

Readers would fall in love with poems due to the metaphorical and lyrical touch that the author crafted poems with, keeping in mind the rich tapestry and imagery.

This delightful collection of poems will reverberate with readers who have experienced the joys and sorrows of being in and out of love. The nuances of human emotions analyzed in this book make it a perfect read, feeling like a warm hug and cozy.

The writing style is evocative and attention-grabbing. However, some readers may find a few themes repetitive or overtly demonstrated. But that's a minor distraction to detach readers from the book.

The best thing about this book is how the author tries to keep the readers hooked while reading with distinct metaphors throughout the book. Each poem painted with vivid imagery of love will allow readers to feel the essence of the robust virtue of life, i.e., love.

Some lines that hooked me:


“Let this art of our love,

The love, we share and cherish,

Be a poem for the world,

To read,

A song for the world to listen to!”


“Beneath the sheets,

We make art again,

‘The Art of Love,’

The salad of romance.”


There are more such catchy lines to let the readers paint the emotions themselves.

The overall experience of delving into this collection of 50 poems is evocative and appealing, prompting strong emotions and glorifying the intricacies of love. If you are a poetry lover, then this book.

Buy it from Amazon - Romantic Medley

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