Description of the Book: 
"From the pages of my heart", celebrates the beauty of poem and the wonders of poetry. This book is a realisation of what few words when combined together in a certain way could accomplish. A message has been conveyed through these poems. If you ask somebody about the core meaning of poetry, they might tell you that it’s weaving some thoughts to a rhyme. It is apparently not the wrong definition, but poetry is not just fashioning of word, it is more than that. Poetry is the thought of a soul, poetry is journaling of time, poetry is cutler of the sword but most importantly, poetry is a dialect and that dialect is ‘you’.
“From the Pages of My Heart”, is not just a collection of some random thoughts, but it constitutes the words that describe how I feel about my existence and how I see this world. Most of the things recorded in this book are actual experiences and realisation. These poems are my offspring.  I’ve slept dreamless in the hidden chambers of my mind, I’ve talked to myself and to the things that aren’t there, I have counted stars with my fingers and I have spit blood to bring forth these words.  
“You don’t choose poetry, Poetry chooses you”
As cliché as it might sound, I cannot deny the statement. While writing poems for this book, I have realised that poetry is not just about drafting words on a paper. Poetry is writing on heart with new conditions, new promises, new pain of sorrows, new premises. It demands a lot of courage, and It is not easy. ‘Poetry’ has to choose you for you to be able to write and while writing this book, I understood that it demands a lot. This book could have been given any name/title but, “From The Pages of My Heart” justifies whatever is in the heart of this book, twenty-one pages of my heart to be exact.
These poems are short and simple, some might say incomplete, but these incomplete poems whispers to be somehow completed. Whatever I leave fragmented would be completed by those to come. For sure, it would be from the pages of their heart, but the words would bleed the same.