The Sufi’s Garland
Manav Sachdeva Maasoom

Maasoom’s poetry is a Fakir’s journey. The rapturous hills and stony surface of Afganistan forms the backdrop and one has only to listen to Sufi’s muse to believe that this howling dry wind can tune so soulful a music! The lines like “I detect depression by the acts of crumbling coffee-cake in the hands of a December soul” make the reader a sojourner in a caravan. In other words, the vagrant’s steering-wheel takes one to a painter’s studio to unfold the mysteries of life. This book is not a scripture and yet it brings the reader to “a Sufibhakt’s fonts in mass rapture with Bhagwan’s theatre”. The Sufi’s Garland is an utterly hypnotic read in the truest sense of the term.

Forthcoming in India in 2009
Forthcoming worldwide in 2010

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