Inheritors of Broken Sky (Poems)

The poems in this collection have not be chosen going by any chronology. Nor does chronology help one get the correct perspective on the whole body of work to form a coherent view of poet’s world and the profundity which he brings to bear in dealing with man his affairs – what is commonly known as philosophy. Chronology is useful for research purposes. Especially in pursuing the development of a poet’s craft and evolving level of awareness and inclusiveness. It is true, at times a single poem is enough to open a window into the world of the Poet’s world and the depth of penetration of his observation; it can reveal too, his ability to adapt his craft to the content of the recorded observation. The image, simile, metaphor, and diction all fall in place to make the poem that it is. Blurb Narula works at his poems ‘with a fine chisel and goldsmith-hammer that each line, each shape, stands out defined. The most precious part of a live mosaic its soul.’ The soul is undying, so is Narula’s poetry – enduring. – D. S. Rao, Chicago