Book Review: Maophung Gwra Gayary has given contribution in writing numerous poetries, Inspiring quotations, Drama and short stories in his own era of thoughts to the society. He is a sole example of the encouraging vibe for writing and the realization of using words the young generation.His work illustrates a strong obstruction to the retarding writing values and just deals in the upliftment of writing among the young people nowadays.
He is basically is an expert of portraying the human emotions and psychology with nature and nourishes his thoughts that possibly develops abound intimacy with love,nature, and misery.Moreover, he has shown great expert skills in him masterpiece “Awakening Darkness” that depicts fictions,future aspect , and heavenly ideas.“The Earth is Walking Towards Darkness” is the book of poetry that gives an idea of the deteriorating Mother Nature (Earth) and the neglecting attitude of human towards itself with this book he has tried to make people aware of the facts that are ruining the nature.
He has an immense mind sight of capturing the genuine instincts and spreading the pearl knowledge of wisdom on various subjects like love,justice,personalities etc. He oriented these few quotation books “Pillar of Knowledge” , “Maophung’s Quotation” Vol-I,II and “Inspiring Roots” Vol I,II Maophung Gwra Gayary has also keen interest for humor and comedy.He has tried to pull people deep down to the pit of comedy by his book ‘The Cowboy and the Laptop” which is a great piece of the short and moral story.Lastly, he did not want to skip the emotions he has for children.He tried to gave an outlet to his child instincts by his book “Kid’s Rhymes” which is a lovely stuff by him.
He has always been inspired by Robert Frost, John Keats and William Wordsworth with their Romantic Writings natural beauty. He has given his soul guts to writing since his childhood. His finest work are ---
Poetries
1) Evergreen (2010)
2) The Earth is Walking Towards Darkness (2011)
3) Ancient Grave (2013)
4) Platonic Love(2014)
5) Awakening Darkness(2016)
Quotation
1) Maophung’s Quotation,Vol.1(2012)
2) Maophung’s Quotation,Vol.2(2015)
3) Pillar of Knowledge,Vol.1 (2016)
Short Story
1) The Cowboy and The Laptop (2013)
Drama
1) A Damsel with Tablet (2015)
Children’s Book
1) Kid’s Rhymes,Vol.1 (2013)
2) Kid’s Rhymes,Vol.2(2014)
Self- Help Book
1) Inspiring Roots,Vol.1 (2014)
2) Inspiring Roots,Vol.2(2015)
The Master Piece “Platonic Love” diverges numerous beams of love from its center for a girl the writer ever felt for anybody. He floated and swam across the river of emotions and love for the girl and gently wrapped out all in this book.In this book, he speaks about the melancholy love which he finds balancing with nature.He uses flowers, rivers and realizes his loves get going as like that of the assets of nature .He tells elaborately hidden from the girl he loves.On the contrary, Some way he is also seen convincing himself that this probably doesn't love but a hallucination.He gives a straight explanation of his lover about how he observes her and the beauty in her every action that he is charmed with when he sees her around himself.
Maophung in Philosophical Mood (Photo Credit: Thangwn Basumatary)
He then gets trap within his loop of feelings and apparently gets confuses about if he wanna say it all or should keep this friendship safe on the other hand, he realizes he wants to keep his love silent to the girl and want themselves to stay as friends as its going on... on one of the edges, he flashes his grief when he figures out that the girl keeps feelings for somebody else.There is also regrets that he talks about, regret for he could not convey his feelings in time. He clearly spotted lights on the subject of strength of his love for her and says he is ready to make a U-Turn towards her leaving all his dreams. There are some Psychic events he has plotted .He tells he fantasizes dates with his love and passionately makes all arrangements but later he ends up that all these pushes him to the fact that his love bird has moved really far away from him.
Words by Abhijeet Roy
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