A Fistful of Sky

A Collection of Poems

by Sanjula Sharma

2020112 pages

About the book

A Fistful of Sky is a myriad offering of haiku, sonnets, quatrains, free verse and rhyme. It showcases the poet’s versatility of themes that range from love, nature and life to mortality, metaphysics and committed poetry. This new collection evokes an emotional chord in the reader and touches the heartstrings of both the young and the old.

Reviews
The Cameo Sheaves offers vibrant sketches of urban life that are imaginative, humane and contemporary.
- The Arab Times
For Rhyme or Reason is written in both rhyme and free verse and its myriad forms of poetry portray a vivid tapestry of thought and emotion. Sanjula's journey charts a course that moves from despair to joy.
- Rachna Joshi, journalist & poet
The Temple by Indian poet Sanjula Sharmareminded me of Tagore. The resolution at the end is very subtle.
- Antony Johae, poet & Prof, Kuwait University
The Temple is very beautiful. Loved its premise, texture and tone.
- Asian age
The anthology To be Mortal is an evocative ode to the notions of mortality and immortality written in both rhyme and free verse. For Delhi based poet Sanjula Sharma, poetry writing is an exercise that emanates straight from the heart.
- NawaidAnjum, journalist
Freelance journalist and author Sanjula Sharma pens immortal verses in her third book To Be Mortal. The verses are splendid and unique and the poems combine an ancient view of philosophy with a very modern outlook.
- Mandira Ghosh, Enchanting Verses, Literary Review