Love : Havoc in the Heart

Love - Havoc in the Heart is a collection of poems and quotes. We shall confine ourselves to the critique of feelings and emotions that poetry is a toss of imagination and, to some high-browed critics, is the summum bonum of poetic art. We shall look at the Quotes part of this booklet too but only express our opinion regarding the poetic form and also about how this formalisation is genuine. Love is an intense emotion that grips humans more than it does any other creature. Its forms are many and varied, also in terms of intensity and seriousness, more so when it is taken as a concept that religionists and mystics use to measure their involvement in it. The intensity of Dr. Wariss verse depends upon what kind of love he has been obsessed with. He sings with the instruments of figurative language, escaping the gaze of the keepers of society, which Freud calls the Superego. In authoritarian societies, to avoid public observation, such methods of singing love are not rare; are, however, intensified by the pain, wriggle and fierce tears which pour from the eyes of a sensitive but fragile lover! Reading such verses are a common mans job now because love grips more today than in the past, although the love that grips is not seen and evaluated that high browed and divinely purposive.