Description of the Book:
The ballad of artists and angels is an expression of emotion and the Inner thoughts of someone who sees the world through rose tinted glasses spilled onto paper. A flight of escape from the mundane, the poems echo various ruminations and midnight musings. The poet declares the world at large as his muse, which is evident in the differing topics that the poems convey. Written over quarantine, a time period that forced us to introspect, the book is an exploration of self and the world around via poetry. The silent beauty that hides in the night and the delicious laziness of a summer afternoon often make their way into the book's orbit as the poet shows a clear affinity for all things nature. It tries to capture what it feels like to have the world at your feet and many other things that come with being seventeen, be it finding beauty in the mundanity of everyday life or figuring out how to navigate social scene. The poems lean heavy on escapism, as the author often mentions otherworldly experiences and hints at how he dabbles in the mystic realm. All in all, The Ballad of Artists and Angels is an eclectic mix of a young man trying to make sense of his thoughts and emotions, and in that hides the real beauty of his poetry.