Description of the Book:
 
What if the sacrifice is to break away from the accepted norm?
What if the greater good is to give yourself a second chance?
Next time you meet a rare woman that gave herself that chance, remember you're looking at someone who had the guts to believe in her own fairy tale.
The book of poems, "Ecstacy" contain 21 poems of the theme based on unrequited love. We have all been a victim or rather blessed with the sincerity of being an unrequited selfless lover. The book is titled so as it encompasses a false belief or judgment about external reality, held despite incontrovertible evidence to the contrary. This does not imply that the poems are false, instead it implies that these are too poetic to be true about a person to whom these poems are specifically dedicated to. This book questions the readers, "do we ever get what we desire for?" Yet we create a delusional world where we reside peacefully irrespective of getting reciprocated love. We are just happy to be with the false perception of their beauty created in our internal mind. If we get what we eyed on then our lives would be boring. To instill the young readers with passion we must get our hearts broken. Inspired by 'Jaun Elia' a pakistani poet, this book of poems creates mesmerizing, addictive, soul touching, delusional yet relatable connection with the readers of this generation especially. This book of unrequited love shouts underwater, "And We did NOT created you in pairs.
Sometimes God doesn't ordain a companion for us.
Some of us are meant to travel alone.
Our happiness is not defined in coming together but in letting go.
Maybe we need to love ourselves before we can love another.
Or maybe we are destined to live in hope.
Either way, no feeling is final.
And once we realize that we learn to cherish what we have.
We remember to hold the magic close.
To embrace the fleeting moments that tell us we belong.
Moments when we feel joy.
When we know free.
When we have a friend who sees our need.
And then just like shimmering firefly that flashes its light and disappears into the darkness, we have one taste of pure bliss."
On the contrary to this strong speech underwater we still aspire to held for the one last time in the arms of that particular person.