You. Hello, ladies and gentlemen, this is the devil's horse. Welcomes you to yet another swell. And after a very long and tiring day and a tireless night yesterday I thought of sharing a poem with you, which is the 10th poem in my first book, the devil's horse. And it is one of the poems which I try to end on a very peppy note. And when I was writing this, I thought to myself that devil's horse would not be just about exploring darkness
Himanshi Thakur
@GreyMatter · 2:52
Hi, Adarsh. Thank you for inviting to this different kind of poem that you wrote. You know, as I was listening to your poem, I could imagine that you're walking on a desert like labyrinth, you know, keeping popcorns on your hand and munching them as you walked through that labyrinth. And the sky is blue and starry. It is nighttime. It's of that navy blue or light blue shade. And there's the sand all around and you're walking
And every point, the way you have put forward, the way you have described the situation, it was really, really excellent. I could enjoy every line and I could relate it to. And such a wonderful vocabulary that you have used in the form of beautiful words. Labyrinth, a labyrinth of thoughts and mystery, and the kind of description that you have given it was so excellent and amazing. Loved it a lot. Thank you so much for sharing it with us. Have a great day