Moonstruck - Love Birds are Made to Carry the Pain

"Dear Readers, Not about the Kubla Khan’s Xanadu, nor about the Helen's Troy , this book is not about such powerful stories Except the one-sided love of the lover who knocks the door of her beloved and recieves the opium soaked arrows at him regularly. The lover leaves and then tries to chase the falling stars, rips his clothes and lives a life like a mystic. Not only this but the lover also like the moonstruck tries to ride the clouds for to have the gaze at the face of his beloved. The book is filled with the painful verses where a lover moans for his rejections in love. The poetry is the kind woman embraces those who are alone and rejected by the time and those who are moonstruck like me. This is not to stitch the wounds and increase the pain but this is to rip the wounds and feel easy at heart to fly again.

There may be the ten thousand lines to defend love, all the poet can do it for their inner voice and I do the same in ridiculing it. The reasons are what I felt; what I achieved in the love; never returned but have tilled this book with plants which bear the tears in place of the fruits, I do confirm this book portrays the condition of the lover who has burnt his garden in decorating the garden of his beloved."